LLM after Bachelor of Law in Switzerland


panard

I m actually studying Law in Fribourg (Switzerland) and I will finish my Bachelor next year 2009. Anyone knows if it's possible then to go in USA for the LLM (NYU)???

I m actually studying Law in Fribourg (Switzerland) and I will finish my Bachelor next year 2009. Anyone knows if it's possible then to go in USA for the LLM (NYU)???
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panard

Thanks in advance for your precious help!

Thanks in advance for your precious help!
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panard

can you answer me please

can you answer me please
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badkarma56

Hello.

Generally, American law schools will admit foreign students to LL.M. programs if the candidate possesses the foreign equivalent of the American J.D. degree (i.e., the academic degree regarded in your country as the first "professional" degree for attorneys).

While I'm unfamiliar with Swiss educational traditions as pertains to attorneys, I suspect that your LL.B. degree will satisfy this requirement. I recommend that you peruse some American law school websites for more guidance.

Hello.

Generally, American law schools will admit foreign students to LL.M. programs if the candidate possesses the foreign equivalent of the American J.D. degree (i.e., the academic degree regarded in your country as the first "professional" degree for attorneys).

While I'm unfamiliar with Swiss educational traditions as pertains to attorneys, I suspect that your LL.B. degree will satisfy this requirement. I recommend that you peruse some American law school websites for more guidance.
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panard

thank you for your help badkarma... Anyone from switzerland who knows a little bit more?

thank you for your help badkarma... Anyone from switzerland who knows a little bit more?
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laodeshu

Hi ! i have studied in Switzerland for a few years. a Bachelor is indeed the minimum requirement to apply to an LLM program, however, i would really advise you to pursue the Master in Switzerland, especially because I believe there is no selection amongst students between the bachelor and the master (eg as long as you have the bachelor, you are admitted to the master) which is a huge advantage over other systems (france for instance) and then you can apply for an LLM. many of my friends from Fribourg or Lausanne completed their master before applying to an LLM.

good luck anyways if you decide to apply!!

Hi ! i have studied in Switzerland for a few years. a Bachelor is indeed the minimum requirement to apply to an LLM program, however, i would really advise you to pursue the Master in Switzerland, especially because I believe there is no selection amongst students between the bachelor and the master (eg as long as you have the bachelor, you are admitted to the master) which is a huge advantage over other systems (france for instance) and then you can apply for an LLM. many of my friends from Fribourg or Lausanne completed their master before applying to an LLM.

good luck anyways if you decide to apply!!
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