Does anyone know if GULC give substantial amounts at all (like more than $20,000)? Or is it limited to smaller amounts?

I can't give a number amount, but they have told me scholarship decisions should be made in early April. At this stage, I am so exhausted from the application process I am not going to panic any more - just sit and wait and make a responsible decision.

thesestreets I agree with you. I will do the same, Just sit back and relax. I will have to make a decision with or without financial assistance. All the best to you.

Thanks Canada40 and can I say congratulations on your successful admissions - its a pleasure to see such success. :-)

Got admitted today for the individualized study program. Application submitted on 2/28. Top 3% Loyola Law School L.A., Law Review, two years' work experience.

Got admitted today for the individualized study program. Application submitted on 2/28. Top 3% Loyola Law School L.A., Law Review, two years' work experience.

@lighthouse, could you please tell me which programme you applied for ?

@lighthouse - how much did you receive for the scholarship?

Still no news yet. BTW they sent an email to one of my recommenders to thank for his letter...

hi, got admitted into Georgetown law, GWU and Cornell. still waiting for scholarship decisions from all. i want to study a general llm tailored towards corporate/commercial and Intellectual property. i am confused on which school to attend. i am a foriegn student. can someone please give me his or her opinion. i would really appreciate it

Pursuant to ranking (2012), Cornell (#13) comes first with behind GULC (# 14) and then GWU (#20). It all depends what you want to achieve. Cornell is a great school with a great reputation. However, it is located in Upstate New York. The weather is bad there and it is isolated. However, Georgetown and GWU are in a prime location - downtown DC. DC is the nation capital of the US and there is alot to do. You are going to do an LLM to study but also to network. At the end of the day, you want to secure a job in the US or elsewhere. You need to take advantage of the location of the School and to attend event (diplomatic or other). Also, Georgetown has an externship program. You know, having intern with the World Bank for instance, it will not only be a fantastic experience but it looks great on a resume (an it will be raise at interview believe you me). If I were you, Georgetown (well-known institution worldwide) will be my first choice (name, location, programme of studies). Goodluck to you.

Pursuant to ranking (2012), Cornell (#13) comes first with behind GULC (# 14) and then GWU (#20). It all depends what you want to achieve. Cornell is a great school with a great reputation. However, it is located in Upstate New York. The weather is bad there and it is isolated. However, Georgetown and GWU are in a prime location - downtown DC. DC is the nation capital of the US and there is alot to do. You are going to do an LLM to study but also to network. At the end of the day, you want to secure a job in the US or elsewhere. You need to take advantage of the location of the School and to attend event (diplomatic or other). Also, Georgetown has an externship program. You know, having intern with the World Bank for instance, it will not only be a fantastic experience but it looks great on a resume (an it will be raise at interview believe you me). If I were you, Georgetown (well-known institution worldwide) will be my first choice (name, location, programme of studies). Goodluck to you.

Hi all.

Do we receive an email from Georgetown when a decision has been taken or should we check the online status?

Hi hij0n

If you check your online status, at a point, it will change to "decision" from "complete" and in a day or two, you will receive an email re your admission or rejection.

So you dont need to go crazy checking your online status all the time :) it makes waiting harder!

Hi hij0n

If you check your online status, at a point, it will change to "decision" from "complete" and in a day or two, you will receive an email re your admission or rejection.

So you dont need to go crazy checking your online status all the time :) it makes waiting harder!

I WAS PUT TO WAITING LIST... Do you know some statistics about admitted students from the list?

Ps I have applyed to LLM in int. business and economic law

Pursuant to ranking (2012), Cornell (#13) comes first with behind GULC (# 14) and then GWU (#20). It all depends what you want to achieve. Cornell is a great school with a great reputation. However, it is located in Upstate New York. The weather is bad there and it is isolated. However, Georgetown and GWU are in a prime location - downtown DC. DC is the nation capital of the US and there is alot to do. You are going to do an LLM to study but also to network. At the end of the day, you want to secure a job in the US or elsewhere. You need to take advantage of the location of the School and to attend event (diplomatic or other). Also, Georgetown has an externship program. You know, having intern with the World Bank for instance, it will not only be a fantastic experience but it looks great on a resume (an it will be raise at interview believe you me). If I were you, Georgetown (well-known institution worldwide) will be my first choice (name, location, programme of studies). Goodluck to you.

I had got admitted by Georgetown but there was no word of scholarship. Does it mean I have not been awarded any kind o financial assistance?? BTW they also dont announce any deadline for announcing our reply just set the deadline of 15 April as time for first installment of 300 dollars...so it serves as the deadline for declaring our will for enrollment as well???

I am in as of Apr 1 with same deadline. I asked them about scholarship, they said

Regarding your scholarship inquiry, unfortunately, the Admissions Office does not award general tuition waivers to U.S. educated students. However, you may apply for student loans through our Financial Aid Office.

I am in as of Apr 1 with same deadline. I asked them about scholarship, they said

Regarding your scholarship inquiry, unfortunately, the Admissions Office does not award general tuition waivers to U.S. educated students. However, you may apply for student loans through our Financial Aid Office.