I'd like to pursue an LLM in Human Rights Law next year and I've been looking at the top choices. Would you say that NYU, Columbia and Georgetown are still the best options out there? What about Yale and UCLA?
As a slightly different question, which of these offers the best cost/benefit ratio? (i.e. the best bang for your back?).
Human Rights Law, best choice?
Posted Aug 23, 2024 10:33
As a slightly different question, which of these offers the best cost/benefit ratio? (i.e. the best bang for your back?).
Posted Aug 26, 2024 09:52
Georgetown and Columbia certainly stand out, as well as American University Washington College of Law and NDLS. If you're looking for a more affordable program, John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a good option.
Posted Aug 26, 2024 17:06
Columbia and Georgetown by far. Specially Columbia because its location (most of the major int organizations in USA are headquartered in NY).
[Edited by LLM20242 on Aug 26, 2024]
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