Let's talk about the size of class
Posted Mar 01, 2009 10:12
Is UPenn's class the biggest one in Top 14? How about Duke and Georgetown?
Duke: "The new international students for the 2008-2009 academic year hail from 39 countries, with 76 LLM students, 16 exchange students, and 2 entering SJD students."
See http://www.law.duke.edu/internat/internationalstudents
Georgetown: "In the fall of 2008, almost 400 students entered the graduate programs at Georgetown Law."
See http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/GradFAQs.htm
400 in Georgetown? It's amazing!
<blockquote><blockquote>Is UPenn's class the biggest one in Top 14? How about Duke and Georgetown?</blockquote>
Duke: "The new international students for the 2008-2009 academic year hail from 39 countries, with 76 LLM students, 16 exchange students, and 2 entering SJD students."
See http://www.law.duke.edu/internat/internationalstudents
Georgetown: "In the fall of 2008, almost 400 students entered the graduate programs at Georgetown Law."
See http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/GradFAQs.htm
</blockquote>
400 in Georgetown? It's amazing!
Posted Mar 01, 2009 12:50
76
Posted Mar 01, 2009 13:03
76 where, Santa?
Posted Mar 01, 2009 17:09
76 where, Santa?
76 LLMs in Georgetown, not 400. 400 is all grads together!
<blockquote>76 where, Santa?</blockquote>
76 LLMs in Georgetown, not 400. 400 is all grads together!
Posted Mar 01, 2009 17:25
Nono, it's just like that: 400, including American LLMs. I have been told that by a Georgetown alumni last week.
It's not so surprising, if one considers that NYU offers 350 spots....
Nono, it's just like that: 400, including American LLMs. I have been told that by a Georgetown alumni last week.
It's not so surprising, if one considers that NYU offers 350 spots....
Posted Mar 01, 2009 22:20
I wonder - is there really any difference in a class size? All universities state LLMs are studying with JDs. If the classes are not so small anyway, why do we need to look at them?
I wonder - is there really any difference in a class size? All universities state LLMs are studying with JDs. If the classes are not so small anyway, why do we need to look at them?
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