Dear all,

I 'm new to the forum. I'm french woman and I'm working as a legal counsel.

I wish to do an LLM in USA but i'm realistic, with my grade I won't be able to get into an " Eavy League Univeristy".

I would like to know if anyone has previously used the " RCS" system in order to be admitted in LLM in USA;

Thanks

1. LSCA probably means LSAC

2. Eavy League Univeristy is actualily IVY :)

3. RCS = what's that?

Dear all,

SORRY FOR MY ¨PREVIOUS POST FULL OF MISTAKES ;-)

I 'm new to the forum. I'm french woman and I'm working as a legal counsel.

I wish to do an LLM in USA but i'm realistic, with my grade I won't be able to get into an " Ivy League Univeristy".

I would like to know if anyone has previously used the " RCS" system in order to be admitted in LLM in USA;

Thanks

Dear all,

SORRY FOR MY ¨PREVIOUS POST FULL OF MISTAKES ;-)

I 'm new to the forum. I'm french woman and I'm working as a legal counsel.

I wish to do an LLM in USA but i'm realistic, with my grade I won't be able to get into an " Ivy League Univeristy".

I would like to know if anyone has previously used the " RCS" system in order to be admitted in LLM in USA;


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Thanks

RCS =/ CRS

As for CRS (Candidate Referral Service) itself I don't think it will do much good. I can hardly imagine admissions coordinators from top 100 schools looking for LLM students :)) For the much lower schools (100 - 200), it could be an option, but the LLM degree won't be worth it.

Ok thank you for your answer
But my background and my diplomas wont garantee me an admission to a top school

Then try to come up with additional stuff, projects, voluntary work, publications, etc

Ok thank you for your answer
But my background and my diplomas wont garantee me an admission to a top school

Yes but what can I say ???

Graduated from Lyon University
- Master 1 business Law
- Master 2 in Business Law with insurance as a specialization
- 2 trainees in a small law firm in Lyon
- I'm working now in a bank