Hi there,
I have been following the discussions on the site and have gotten to the point of asking for advice myself.
I am a Czech law graduate, have been working for Magic Circle law firm in Prague and am looking for a suitable LLM program for the next academic year. I was thinking Harvard, but given my academic record, I dont think that would quite make it... my other thoughts are BU, Colombia, possibly Penn...but would appreciate some guidance. Especially in relation with funding... a lot of you look like you've done loads of research and in case you would be willing to share, I would be grateful.

Hi,
I am from Bulgaria and I am starting in BU Banking and Financial Law, they gave me a scholar - about 40% of the tuition. I have never applied in Harvard coz I taught it is impossible to accept me, I know that they accept people with experience in big law firms. I was accepted in Georgetown and Northwestern also, but they doesn't provide any financial aid.I heard that University of Varginia gives some student loans.
Good luck!

I would look at Georgetown - a friend of mine from the US did his Political Science there and he said they were considered to be amongst the best for financial law.