Dear all,
I am accepted to the llm program of several US universities. One of them makes me a "Graduate Assistantship" offer.
What does this Graduate Assistantship exactly mean? Is it just another kind of "scholarship" (I got a scholarship as well)? Or is it on the contrary hard to get and well appreciated by law firms?
Your opinion would be very helpful.
You understand this is extremely urgent.
Graduate Assistantship
Posted May 02, 2007 06:45
Dear all,
I am accepted to the llm program of several US universities. One of them makes me a "Graduate Assistantship" offer.
What does this Graduate Assistantship exactly mean? Is it just another kind of "scholarship" (I got a scholarship as well)? Or is it on the contrary hard to get and well appreciated by law firms?
Your opinion would be very helpful.
You understand this is extremely urgent.
I am accepted to the llm program of several US universities. One of them makes me a "Graduate Assistantship" offer.
What does this Graduate Assistantship exactly mean? Is it just another kind of "scholarship" (I got a scholarship as well)? Or is it on the contrary hard to get and well appreciated by law firms?
Your opinion would be very helpful.
You understand this is extremely urgent.
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