GWU or Tulane need your advice


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GWU (half tuition waiver)
Tulane (Maritime 25000 Scholarship)
choose which one?

GWU (half tuition waiver)
Tulane (Maritime 25000 Scholarship)
choose which one?

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zxydlhsdx

Nobody? thanks a lot.

Nobody? thanks a lot.
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Santa

Need info. Area of preference = maritime?

No idea what the best school for that area is. Just choose the one that suits your interests the best and incorporate in the decision location, course possibilites, tuition waiver, ...

Need info. Area of preference = maritime?

No idea what the best school for that area is. Just choose the one that suits your interests the best and incorporate in the decision location, course possibilites, tuition waiver, ...
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GWU´s LL.M. program is by far a better. Its international law program, for instance, which offers several courses related to maritime law, is ranked 6th or 7th in the U.S.

GWU´s LL.M. program is by far a better. Its international law program, for instance, which offers several courses related to maritime law, is ranked 6th or 7th in the U.S.
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Syniu1

martime law is indeed very specific.. interesting to know what the background is here.

martime law is indeed very specific.. interesting to know what the background is here.
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zxydlhsdx

Need info. Area of preference = maritime?

No idea what the best school for that area is. Just choose the one that suits your interests the best and incorporate in the decision location, course possibilites, tuition waiver, ...


I want to study Maritime law if I go to Tulane, or specialized in International and comparative law if I go to GWU. By far, my plan is take the NY bar exam after my graduation. It would be best if I could get a one or two year job in US and then come back to my China, my home country (I have been to HK and considering work there). I am not sure whether maritime is field suit for female. By far, commercial law field also seems to be better choice to me. (I have got an internship in a maritime law firm, female lawyers have natural limitation:(
GWU gave me a scholarship in the form of half tuition waiver, about 18000$ and Tulane offer 25000$
please tell me your opinion given the information given above:)

<blockquote>Need info. Area of preference = maritime?

No idea what the best school for that area is. Just choose the one that suits your interests the best and incorporate in the decision location, course possibilites, tuition waiver, ... </blockquote>

I want to study Maritime law if I go to Tulane, or specialized in International and comparative law if I go to GWU. By far, my plan is take the NY bar exam after my graduation. It would be best if I could get a one or two year job in US and then come back to my China, my home country (I have been to HK and considering work there). I am not sure whether maritime is field suit for female. By far, commercial law field also seems to be better choice to me. (I have got an internship in a maritime law firm, female lawyers have natural limitation:(
GWU gave me a scholarship in the form of half tuition waiver, about 18000$ and Tulane offer 25000$
please tell me your opinion given the information given above:)
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zxydlhsdx

GWU´s LL.M. program is by far a better. Its international law program, for instance, which offers several courses related to maritime law, is ranked 6th or 7th in the U.S.


Thank you:)
I choose to specialize in international and comparative law in GWU. By far, I prefer to go to GWU. However, I am a bit hesitated because I do not know which program more fits a girl or which one will more easy for a Chinese (me :)) to get a job after my graduation. By far, my plan is after my llm, I could pass the NY bar, ger a job and stay one to two years in US, then came back to China( prefer to work in HK)

<blockquote>GWU´s LL.M. program is by far a better. Its international law program, for instance, which offers several courses related to maritime law, is ranked 6th or 7th in the U.S.</blockquote>

Thank you:)
I choose to specialize in international and comparative law in GWU. By far, I prefer to go to GWU. However, I am a bit hesitated because I do not know which program more fits a girl or which one will more easy for a Chinese (me :)) to get a job after my graduation. By far, my plan is after my llm, I could pass the NY bar, ger a job and stay one to two years in US, then came back to China( prefer to work in HK)

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zxydlhsdx

martime law is indeed very specific.. interesting to know what the background is here.

Hi,
My undergraduate law degree is in Dalian Maritime U law school, China and will graduate this July. I applied both Tulane (Maritime, 25000$ scholarship) and GWU(international and comparative law, half tuition waiver). I want to practice either in Maritime or commercial law field in the future.
Future five years plan: get a llm degree, pass NY bar, get a one to two years job in US and then come back to China, prefer to work in HK.
:)

<blockquote>martime law is indeed very specific.. interesting to know what the background is here. </blockquote>
Hi,
My undergraduate law degree is in Dalian Maritime U law school, China and will graduate this July. I applied both Tulane (Maritime, 25000$ scholarship) and GWU(international and comparative law, half tuition waiver). I want to practice either in Maritime or commercial law field in the future.
Future five years plan: get a llm degree, pass NY bar, get a one to two years job in US and then come back to China, prefer to work in HK.
:)
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