How many LLMs does Vanderbilt accept every year?

keyif

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Posted Apr 14, 2006 17:31

Hey tweetypie, I think I can answer your question. LL.M. students could choose their advisors. In addition, this academic year Vanderbilt initiated another way to study in LL.M. program: students could decide whether they would like to do researches. A thesis is no longer a requirement. Kind regards,

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tweetypie

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Posted Apr 14, 2006 19:10

Hey tweetypie, I think I can answer your question. LL.M. students could choose their advisors. This academic year Vanderbilt initiated another way to study in LL.M. program. Students could decide whether they would like to do researchs. The thesis is no longer a requirement. Kind regards,

Thanks a lot, Keyif!

<blockquote>Hey tweetypie, I think I can answer your question. LL.M. students could choose their advisors. This academic year Vanderbilt initiated another way to study in LL.M. program. Students could decide whether they would like to do researchs. The thesis is no longer a requirement. Kind regards,</blockquote>
Thanks a lot, Keyif!

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uspresiden...

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Posted Apr 15, 2006 17:58

Hey tweetypie, I think I can answer your question. LL.M. students could choose their advisors. In addition, this academic year Vanderbilt initiated another way to study in LL.M. program: students could decide whether they would like to do researches. A thesis is no longer a requirement. Kind regards,

Hi Keyif, I'm wondering if I did not write a professor's name in the application form, do you know when I will have the second chance to choose?

<blockquote>Hey tweetypie, I think I can answer your question. LL.M. students could choose their advisors. In addition, this academic year Vanderbilt initiated another way to study in LL.M. program: students could decide whether they would like to do researches. A thesis is no longer a requirement. Kind regards,</blockquote>
Hi Keyif, I'm wondering if I did not write a professor's name in the application form, do you know when I will have the second chance to choose?

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keyif

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Posted Apr 17, 2006 09:35

Well, so far as I know, after you enroll in, you may ask any professor with whom you would like to study whether he/she would direct your study. I asked this question to a current LL.M. student and she answered me like above.

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undga

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Posted Apr 24, 2006 03:10

Hi ppl, I am new to this site. I would like to know what is the difference JD and LLM program? And do they excepring application for 2006-2007 year? Please......

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uspresiden...

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Posted Apr 24, 2006 05:14

Hi ppl, I am new to this site. I would like to know what is the difference JD and LLM program? And do they excepring application for 2006-2007 year? Please......

Hi Undga, I'm afraid probably it was too late to apply for the program of this year. You may apply for the 2007-2008 year. JD is Juris Doctor while LLM is Master of Laws. Hope this will help.

<blockquote>Hi ppl, I am new to this site. I would like to know what is the difference JD and LLM program? And do they excepring application for 2006-2007 year? Please......</blockquote>
Hi Undga, I'm afraid probably it was too late to apply for the program of this year. You may apply for the 2007-2008 year. JD is Juris Doctor while LLM is Master of Laws. Hope this will help.

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madhudamar...

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Posted Feb 25, 2008 15:58

Dear friend,

I have applied to Vanderbilt for LLM Fall 2008 and have received application complete about 10 days back.

Would be grateful to receive your answers to my following questins:--

i) Is there any telephone interview
ii) If so, what are the proposed questions
iii) How long they would take to decide the admission

Thanking you
Sincerely yours
Madhu

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nriattorne...

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Posted Apr 01, 2008 12:32

their decisions are on rolling basis; I completed the application process during November - December 07 but received the acceptance e-mail on March 31. there was no phone interview at least in my case; it is possible that decisions are taken considering profile of each candidate.

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