Congrats to all who got admitted, unfortunately I did not but I believe its for the best. At least I got Berkeley today so that takes off HLS's pain of rejection.
Berkeley can be a great school if you coincide with the political views of many students there such as Socialism and Marxism. Also they say the are for free and open speech unless you happen to disagree with their viewpoints, then they aren't near as tolerant as they claim to be. If you can get past that overarching political climate, then you can get a good education. Just watch what you say in public or your classes.
I think thats not so easy but it is manageable ! I got in Berkeley thats all I see at the moment. How to deal with students there will come along in my journey - I know it will be a tough one academically- thats all I am fearing to be frank.
Thank you for the advice my friend, I'll keep it in mind.
I wish you and the rest all the best!
California, US is a wonderful place to live and get education. People are great here in America. About Berkeley Law, don't worry about it, you will definitely have a great experience here. Btw I got admission in Berkeley too in professional track LLM program and I am in touch with some of the traditional track and professional track admitted students and believe me all of them are really wonderful people. Faculty/staff here at Berkeley is again very polite and helpful. Congrats on your admission in Berkeley.
About Free speech and First amendment to the US constitution, you will learn about it later during the llm program (if you aren't aware of it at present). I have read the US constitution and nothing about is intimidating. In fact being a foreigner myself, living in the US, I feel that US has one of the best written and most liberal constitutions and pretty reasonable.
<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Congrats to all who got admitted, unfortunately I did not but I believe its for the best. At least I got Berkeley today so that takes off HLS's pain of rejection. </blockquote>
Berkeley can be a great school if you coincide with the political views of many students there such as Socialism and Marxism. Also they say the are for free and open speech unless you happen to disagree with their viewpoints, then they aren't near as tolerant as they claim to be. If you can get past that overarching political climate, then you can get a good education. Just watch what you say in public or your classes.</blockquote>
I think thats not so easy but it is manageable ! I got in Berkeley thats all I see at the moment. How to deal with students there will come along in my journey - I know it will be a tough one academically- thats all I am fearing to be frank.
Thank you for the advice my friend, I'll keep it in mind.
I wish you and the rest all the best! </blockquote>
California, US is a wonderful place to live and get education. People are great here in America. About Berkeley Law, don't worry about it, you will definitely have a great experience here. Btw I got admission in Berkeley too in professional track LLM program and I am in touch with some of the traditional track and professional track admitted students and believe me all of them are really wonderful people. Faculty/staff here at Berkeley is again very polite and helpful. Congrats on your admission in Berkeley.
About Free speech and First amendment to the US constitution, you will learn about it later during the llm program (if you aren't aware of it at present). I have read the US constitution and nothing about is intimidating. In fact being a foreigner myself, living in the US, I feel that US has one of the best written and most liberal constitutions and pretty reasonable.