LLM in IP: George Washingon (GWU) vs UCLA (waitlisted) vs Boston Univ (Interview round)

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Posted Mar 14, 2021 00:46

Hello All,
Debating my options for LLM in Intellectual Property for Fall '2021. Honestly feel GWU and Boston Univ have awesome IP courses for Fall 2021-2022 compared to UCLA. I have been admitted to GWU Law, Boston Univ (headed for interview round), UCLA (waitlisted).

Request all to give their opinions, suggestions, advice on how to proceed?

Pending decisions: UC Irvine Law, UC Davis Law, USC Law, some more.

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