Does anybody know which universities allow to transfer from their LLM programs to their JD programs without having to take the LSAT?
LLM to JD
Posted Sep 04, 2019 18:33
Does anybody know which universities allow to transfer from their LLM programs to their JD programs without having to take the LSAT?
Posted Sep 09, 2019 13:07
I kind of doubt it, but you can check with the schools you are interested in to see if this is possible.
I'd think this is not a typical thing to do, so the information about this would probably not be available on the schools' websites. You'd probably have to contact them directly.
I kind of doubt it, but you can check with the schools you are interested in to see if this is possible.
I'd think this is not a typical thing to do, so the information about this would probably not be available on the schools' websites. You'd probably have to contact them directly.
I'd think this is not a typical thing to do, so the information about this would probably not be available on the schools' websites. You'd probably have to contact them directly.
Posted Sep 10, 2019 08:32
I know for a fact that at USC if you are granted such transfer you would not have to take the LSAT. I am a current LL.M there.
I know for a fact that at USC if you are granted such transfer you would not have to take the LSAT. I am a current LL.M there.
Posted Sep 23, 2019 18:00
Do you know if many students take advantage of this? Just curious.
Do you know if many students take advantage of this? Just curious.
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