Dear All,
(not strictly LLM, however any quick tips would be apprecitated)
I am a prospective Fulbright student from Europe (non-attorney) engaged in tax fields, and looking for a decent Master of Taxation (not LLM) course in the US.
What would be my best choice? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
MS in Taxation
Posted Feb 26, 2016 10:27
Dear All,
(not strictly LLM, however any quick tips would be apprecitated)
I am a prospective Fulbright student from Europe (non-attorney) engaged in tax fields, and looking for a decent Master of Taxation (not LLM) course in the US.
What would be my best choice? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
(not strictly LLM, however any quick tips would be apprecitated)
I am a prospective Fulbright student from Europe (non-attorney) engaged in tax fields, and looking for a decent Master of Taxation (not LLM) course in the US.
What would be my best choice? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Posted Feb 26, 2016 11:01
Dear All,
(not strictly LLM, however any quick tips would be apprecitated)
I am a prospective Fulbright student from Europe (non-attorney) engaged in tax fields, and looking for a decent Master of Taxation (not LLM) course in the US.
What would be my best choice? Any ideas?
I strongly recommend you apply to the LLM in NYU or Georgetown - they have the best tax programs in the world and it has a huge domestic reputation also.
Law schools sometimes admit non-lawyers into LLM programs and once admitted you can take courses that you like (or even cross-register to the business school courses).
I am not aware of any graduate program outside law and business in the top universities.
<blockquote>Dear All,
(not strictly LLM, however any quick tips would be apprecitated)
I am a prospective Fulbright student from Europe (non-attorney) engaged in tax fields, and looking for a decent Master of Taxation (not LLM) course in the US.
What would be my best choice? Any ideas?</blockquote>
I strongly recommend you apply to the LLM in NYU or Georgetown - they have the best tax programs in the world and it has a huge domestic reputation also.
Law schools sometimes admit non-lawyers into LLM programs and once admitted you can take courses that you like (or even cross-register to the business school courses).
I am not aware of any graduate program outside law and business in the top universities.
(not strictly LLM, however any quick tips would be apprecitated)
I am a prospective Fulbright student from Europe (non-attorney) engaged in tax fields, and looking for a decent Master of Taxation (not LLM) course in the US.
What would be my best choice? Any ideas?</blockquote>
I strongly recommend you apply to the LLM in NYU or Georgetown - they have the best tax programs in the world and it has a huge domestic reputation also.
Law schools sometimes admit non-lawyers into LLM programs and once admitted you can take courses that you like (or even cross-register to the business school courses).
I am not aware of any graduate program outside law and business in the top universities.
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