Dear all,
I am in doubt. Which one do you consider best regarding securities law in an international approach (in view of future application to the IMF or World Bank?

Thank you.

Columbia. I do think that Georgetown has a very good reputation in securities law. And if you want to work for the IMF and World Bank, being in DC will help specially.

Berkeley is very good, but in light of yours goals, Columbia or GULC will serve you better.

Thank you Wheretogo.

Any more insights?

Thanks.

Actually, many people who are currently working in US law firms told me that Georgetown has the best pogram in securities regulation... nevertheless, Columbia is an excellent school and ranks better than Georgetown.

i think that georgetown's securities regulation programm is the best education for your purpose. if you are focussed on rankings, pick columbia.

georgetown offers the best program for security regulation. and because you mention to work for the IMF and World Bank, it will help, studying at D.C. - therefore, choose georgetown! it fits perfect to your profile... that's as plain as the nose on your face...