hi everyone
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
future of llm's
Posted Oct 12, 2005 02:41
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hi everyone
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
Posted Oct 12, 2005 04:10
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hi there
i am prospective LLM student from India and have found this site immensely uselful! I just think its unfortunate you didnt get the right people to guide you!
hi there
i am prospective LLM student from India and have found this site immensely uselful! I just think its unfortunate you didnt get the right people to guide you!
i am prospective LLM student from India and have found this site immensely uselful! I just think its unfortunate you didnt get the right people to guide you!
Posted Oct 12, 2005 04:27
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hi
well,you are prospective student and i am already here.
i have been reading mostly all the posts on this site.I would suggest you to do you survey properly.
you will get foreign llm degree.you compete with JD students. go to vault directory and nalpdirectory.com
search the engine and you can see the job requirements by mostly all the legal firms and then you can place yourself.If you plan to go back to your country,then its the right place.but........
Best of Luck.
hi
well,you are prospective student and i am already here.
i have been reading mostly all the posts on this site.I would suggest you to do you survey properly.
you will get foreign llm degree.you compete with JD students. go to vault directory and nalpdirectory.com
search the engine and you can see the job requirements by mostly all the legal firms and then you can place yourself.If you plan to go back to your country,then its the right place.but........
Best of Luck.
well,you are prospective student and i am already here.
i have been reading mostly all the posts on this site.I would suggest you to do you survey properly.
you will get foreign llm degree.you compete with JD students. go to vault directory and nalpdirectory.com
search the engine and you can see the job requirements by mostly all the legal firms and then you can place yourself.If you plan to go back to your country,then its the right place.but........
Best of Luck.
Posted Oct 12, 2005 10:17
0
Thanks again...well I dont know but I have getting positive feed back about LLM job prospects in teh US considering my partenrs fromteh firm I work with here have worked in the US before tehy got back to India and one of them is even NY bar member so lets see and plus am not applying for commercial law programme and only applying for Human Rights programme! Good luck to you.
Thanks again...well I dont know but I have getting positive feed back about LLM job prospects in teh US considering my partenrs fromteh firm I work with here have worked in the US before tehy got back to India and one of them is even NY bar member so lets see and plus am not applying for commercial law programme and only applying for Human Rights programme! Good luck to you.
Posted Oct 12, 2005 11:28
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hey raghu....
am a prospective llm student...so wanted ur advice.. first i would wanna work there for at least some time.. i gotta pay back my loan right?
so what do u think are the opportunities...? is it worth it? also lately i have heard that soem ppl say that u should go to the us and do ur JD.is that apractical and sensible thing to do considering that we already have spent 5 to 6 yrs getting a law degree in india?
i would appreciate ur opinion
hey raghu....
am a prospective llm student...so wanted ur advice.. first i would wanna work there for at least some time.. i gotta pay back my loan right?
so what do u think are the opportunities...? is it worth it? also lately i have heard that soem ppl say that u should go to the us and do ur JD.is that apractical and sensible thing to do considering that we already have spent 5 to 6 yrs getting a law degree in india?
i would appreciate ur opinion
am a prospective llm student...so wanted ur advice.. first i would wanna work there for at least some time.. i gotta pay back my loan right?
so what do u think are the opportunities...? is it worth it? also lately i have heard that soem ppl say that u should go to the us and do ur JD.is that apractical and sensible thing to do considering that we already have spent 5 to 6 yrs getting a law degree in india?
i would appreciate ur opinion
Inactive User
Posted Oct 12, 2005 19:28
0
hi everyone
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
Raghu,
I think it's really unfortunate that someone who just joined the LLM Board has such disparaging remarks about it...and u only joined last night! The Board has been a remarkable source of grt information for lots of ppl and contrary to what you think, not everyone here is frustrated...and indeed, some of us here are ALREADY STUDYING in the US or have completed the LLM. If you feel demoralized then perhaps, you may wish to avail yourself of the counselling department at Penn. State or much better still, at UPenn.
It's unfortunate that you interprete ppl asking for help as 'crying' or 'desperate'. A lot of Indians and Pakistani are presently planning to come to the U.S. because those that have been here have represented themselves accordingly. While it's tough for a foreign student to get a grt job in the U.S., v.good students will always be able to step out of the 'maddening crowd' and make a difference.
THAT's what you shld be telling those who ask you for advice...not throwing disparaging comments around the Board.
For those of you who are still asking Raghu for advice AFTER reading his condescending posts...I think you all should do a double-check...plzzzzz!
hi everyone
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
Raghu,
I think it's really unfortunate that someone who just joined the LLM Board has such disparaging remarks about it...and u only joined last night! The Board has been a remarkable source of grt information for lots of ppl and contrary to what you think, not everyone here is frustrated...and indeed, some of us here are ALREADY STUDYING in the US or have completed the LLM. If you feel demoralized then perhaps, you may wish to avail yourself of the counselling department at Penn. State or much better still, at UPenn.
It's unfortunate that you interprete ppl asking for help as 'crying' or 'desperate'. A lot of Indians and Pakistani are presently planning to come to the U.S. because those that have been here have represented themselves accordingly. While it's tough for a foreign student to get a grt job in the U.S., v.good students will always be able to step out of the 'maddening crowd' and make a difference.
THAT's what you shld be telling those who ask you for advice...not throwing disparaging comments around the Board.
For those of you who are still asking Raghu for advice AFTER reading his condescending posts...I think you all should do a double-check...plzzzzz!
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
Raghu,
I think it's really unfortunate that someone who just joined the LLM Board has such disparaging remarks about it...and u only joined last night! The Board has been a remarkable source of grt information for lots of ppl and contrary to what you think, not everyone here is frustrated...and indeed, some of us here are ALREADY STUDYING in the US or have completed the LLM. If you feel demoralized then perhaps, you may wish to avail yourself of the counselling department at Penn. State or much better still, at UPenn.
It's unfortunate that you interprete ppl asking for help as 'crying' or 'desperate'. A lot of Indians and Pakistani are presently planning to come to the U.S. because those that have been here have represented themselves accordingly. While it's tough for a foreign student to get a grt job in the U.S., v.good students will always be able to step out of the 'maddening crowd' and make a difference.
THAT's what you shld be telling those who ask you for advice...not throwing disparaging comments around the Board.
For those of you who are still asking Raghu for advice AFTER reading his condescending posts...I think you all should do a double-check...plzzzzz!
Posted Oct 12, 2005 20:16
0
I guess, what Raghu wants to tell us is that he feels depressed by the fact that job prospects are not too good for non-US law graduates. This is indeed something people should bear in mind before applying for an LLM. For me - as for most of us - doing the LLM will be mainly a way to improve career chances in our home countries. I think this should be reason enough to do spend one year at a great law school in the US (or another country). For those who dream about making it big time after the LLM, don't be discouraged. As Hyugo said: Very strong students will always be able to make their way.
I guess, what Raghu wants to tell us is that he feels depressed by the fact that job prospects are not too good for non-US law graduates. This is indeed something people should bear in mind before applying for an LLM. For me - as for most of us - doing the LLM will be mainly a way to improve career chances in our home countries. I think this should be reason enough to do spend one year at a great law school in the US (or another country). For those who dream about making it big time after the LLM, don't be discouraged. As Hyugo said: Very strong students will always be able to make their way.
Posted Oct 12, 2005 21:52
0
hi
well hyugo
first of all stop boosting about urself .i feel that you are self obssesed with your intelligence.what kind of lawyer you are?
you didnt even read my msg properly.i said my opnion is because of the members of this chat board.i do agree that i joined this chat board yesterday but at teh same time i have been reading msgs for the two months.i do agree that board is remarkable source of information for all the incoming students.i asked for the advice not for the ....now people papa huyogo has come to help everyone.ibut before you for his adive. i will show u how he misguides people.check this chat board comments---http://www.llm-guide.com/board/1789 ,
comment.
hi everyone
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
Raghu,
I think it's really unfortunate that someone who just joined the LLM Board has such disparaging remarks about it...and u only joined last night! The Board has been a remarkable source of grt information for lots of ppl and contrary to what you think, not everyone here is frustrated...and indeed, some of us here are ALREADY STUDYING in the US or have completed the LLM. If you feel demoralized then perhaps, you may wish to avail yourself of the counselling department at Penn. State or much better still, at UPenn.
It's unfortunate that you interprete ppl asking for help as 'crying' or 'desperate'. A lot of Indians and Pakistani are presently planning to come to the U.S. because those that have been here have represented themselves accordingly. While it's tough for a foreign student to get a grt job in the U.S., v.good students will always be able to step out of the 'maddening crowd' and make a difference.
THAT's what you shld be telling those who ask you for advice...not throwing disparaging comments around the Board.
For those of you who are still asking Raghu for advice AFTER reading his condescending posts...I think you all should do a double-check...plzzzzz!
hi
well hyugo
first of all stop boosting about urself .i feel that you are self obssesed with your intelligence.what kind of lawyer you are?
you didnt even read my msg properly.i said my opnion is because of the members of this chat board.i do agree that i joined this chat board yesterday but at teh same time i have been reading msgs for the two months.i do agree that board is remarkable source of information for all the incoming students.i asked for the advice not for the ....now people papa huyogo has come to help everyone.ibut before you for his adive. i will show u how he misguides people.check this chat board comments---http://www.llm-guide.com/board/1789 ,
comment.<blockquote>hi everyone
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
Raghu,
I think it's really unfortunate that someone who just joined the LLM Board has such disparaging remarks about it...and u only joined last night! The Board has been a remarkable source of grt information for lots of ppl and contrary to what you think, not everyone here is frustrated...and indeed, some of us here are ALREADY STUDYING in the US or have completed the LLM. If you feel demoralized then perhaps, you may wish to avail yourself of the counselling department at Penn. State or much better still, at UPenn.
It's unfortunate that you interprete ppl asking for help as 'crying' or 'desperate'. A lot of Indians and Pakistani are presently planning to come to the U.S. because those that have been here have represented themselves accordingly. While it's tough for a foreign student to get a grt job in the U.S., v.good students will always be able to step out of the 'maddening crowd' and make a difference.
THAT's what you shld be telling those who ask you for advice...not throwing disparaging comments around the Board.
For those of you who are still asking Raghu for advice AFTER reading his condescending posts...I think you all should do a double-check...plzzzzz!</blockquote>
well hyugo
first of all stop boosting about urself .i feel that you are self obssesed with your intelligence.what kind of lawyer you are?
you didnt even read my msg properly.i said my opnion is because of the members of this chat board.i do agree that i joined this chat board yesterday but at teh same time i have been reading msgs for the two months.i do agree that board is remarkable source of information for all the incoming students.i asked for the advice not for the ....now people papa huyogo has come to help everyone.ibut before you for his adive. i will show u how he misguides people.check this chat board comments---http://www.llm-guide.com/board/1789 ,
comment.<blockquote>hi everyone
can anybody tell me the future of ll.m in america?
i am pursuing my ll.m from penn state university and really worried.I have been surfing this site for the last two months and the people here actually demoralized me.I feel as if all are frusturated.dont you think we need a solution rather than crying all the time.
Raghu,
I think it's really unfortunate that someone who just joined the LLM Board has such disparaging remarks about it...and u only joined last night! The Board has been a remarkable source of grt information for lots of ppl and contrary to what you think, not everyone here is frustrated...and indeed, some of us here are ALREADY STUDYING in the US or have completed the LLM. If you feel demoralized then perhaps, you may wish to avail yourself of the counselling department at Penn. State or much better still, at UPenn.
It's unfortunate that you interprete ppl asking for help as 'crying' or 'desperate'. A lot of Indians and Pakistani are presently planning to come to the U.S. because those that have been here have represented themselves accordingly. While it's tough for a foreign student to get a grt job in the U.S., v.good students will always be able to step out of the 'maddening crowd' and make a difference.
THAT's what you shld be telling those who ask you for advice...not throwing disparaging comments around the Board.
For those of you who are still asking Raghu for advice AFTER reading his condescending posts...I think you all should do a double-check...plzzzzz!</blockquote>
Inactive User
Posted Oct 12, 2005 23:39
0
...*YAWN
...*YAWN
Posted Oct 13, 2005 05:10
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what else u can do?
...*YAWN
what else u can do?
<blockquote>...*YAWN
</blockquote>
<blockquote>...*YAWN
</blockquote>
Posted Oct 13, 2005 17:50
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hi
you get job but then its hard to sustain.first you have to compete with jd students.I would suggest you to do proper survey.dont listen to people like hugyo..i am discouraging you at all.amercia is outsouring lotof work to india. you have future in india too.believe in ur self and hit the target.check this site what students from nyu says about jobs.again i wouls suggest you , dont get demoralize.in 3 years india gonna rule.dont miss the oppurtunity if u get admission in gud law school
all the best.
http://www.llm-guide.com/board/5834/last
hey raghu....
am a prospective llm student...so wanted ur advice.. first i would wanna work there for at least some time.. i gotta pay back my loan right?
so what do u think are the opportunities...? is it worth it? also lately i have heard that soem ppl say that u should go to the us and do ur JD.is that apractical and sensible thing to do considering that we already have spent 5 to 6 yrs getting a law degree in india?
i would appreciate ur opinion
hi
you get job but then its hard to sustain.first you have to compete with jd students.I would suggest you to do proper survey.dont listen to people like hugyo..i am discouraging you at all.amercia is outsouring lotof work to india. you have future in india too.believe in ur self and hit the target.check this site what students from nyu says about jobs.again i wouls suggest you , dont get demoralize.in 3 years india gonna rule.dont miss the oppurtunity if u get admission in gud law school
all the best.
http://www.llm-guide.com/board/5834/last
<blockquote>hey raghu....
am a prospective llm student...so wanted ur advice.. first i would wanna work there for at least some time.. i gotta pay back my loan right?
so what do u think are the opportunities...? is it worth it? also lately i have heard that soem ppl say that u should go to the us and do ur JD.is that apractical and sensible thing to do considering that we already have spent 5 to 6 yrs getting a law degree in india?
i would appreciate ur opinion
</blockquote>
you get job but then its hard to sustain.first you have to compete with jd students.I would suggest you to do proper survey.dont listen to people like hugyo..i am discouraging you at all.amercia is outsouring lotof work to india. you have future in india too.believe in ur self and hit the target.check this site what students from nyu says about jobs.again i wouls suggest you , dont get demoralize.in 3 years india gonna rule.dont miss the oppurtunity if u get admission in gud law school
all the best.
http://www.llm-guide.com/board/5834/last
<blockquote>hey raghu....
am a prospective llm student...so wanted ur advice.. first i would wanna work there for at least some time.. i gotta pay back my loan right?
so what do u think are the opportunities...? is it worth it? also lately i have heard that soem ppl say that u should go to the us and do ur JD.is that apractical and sensible thing to do considering that we already have spent 5 to 6 yrs getting a law degree in india?
i would appreciate ur opinion
</blockquote>
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