@ack Hey I got a partial scholarship.

@tuck1126 -The Kelllogg program was discontinued, that is what Northwestern's staff told me when I attended an admissions event in my home country. They said the program was too expensive and that students could still take modules at Kellogg if they enrolled at Northwestern

Has anybody applied for a scholarship yet?

Hi, I have received my admission yesterday. Do I need to submit a separate application for financial aid or the admission office automatically consider my application for scholarship/fellowships? Tks

Hi, I have received my admission yesterday. Do I need to submit a separate application for financial aid or the admission office automatically consider my application for scholarship/fellowships? Tks

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Hi, I have received my admission yesterday. Do I need to submit a separate application for financial aid or the admission office automatically consider my application for scholarship/fellowships? Tks

When did your current status change?
Mine changed yesterday, and have not received any news yet

Hi, I have received my admission yesterday. Do I need to submit a separate application for financial aid or the admission office automatically consider my application for scholarship/fellowships? Tks

Hey has anyone who applied to the International Human Rights LLM been given a decision yet? Also, my Current application status is "Complete" as of 13th Feb. Does the status message change any further between now and the Decision letter?

Hey has anyone who applied to the International Human Rights LLM been given a decision yet? Also, my Current application status is "Complete" as of 13th Feb. Does the status message change any further between now and the Decision letter?

I also received a partial fellowship offer without any application. It came about a week after admission notice, so it was quite a pleasant surprise :)

Does anyone know how big LLM class is at NW? Knowing that would help me to predict how the LLM life would be at NW.

Best of luck to those waiting!!

I also received a partial fellowship offer without any application. It came about a week after admission notice, so it was quite a pleasant surprise :)

Does anyone know how big LLM class is at NW? Knowing that would help me to predict how the LLM life would be at NW.

Best of luck to those waiting!!

I also received a partial fellowship offer without any application. It came about a week after admission notice, so it was quite a pleasant surprise :)

Does anyone know how big LLM class is at NW? Knowing that would help me to predict how the LLM life would be at NW.

Best of luck to those waiting!!

It's about 50 people... One of the smallest and best professor/student ratio from what I've heard...

Hi everyone!
I am from Mumbai. I received my admit on February 18th and a partial fellowship email followed on February 28th.
Anyone here from India who is planning on joining this fall?

Hi guys, anyone who got admitted and received a scholarship and is not going to Northwestern could please let me know? I can only finance a small amount and would be glad to hear about available funds. Thanks!

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Hi guys, anyone who got admitted and received a scholarship and is not going to Northwestern could please let me know? I can only finance a small amount and would be glad to hear about available funds. Thanks!

Going to the Northwestern University to study law especially as a foreign student it is the biggest mistake of your life.

Poor administration, signs of discrimination, the international students are admitted to increase the GPA of JD students

If you got accepted, you should choose the other school!

I agree with you. Dont punish your parents by asking them to burn money for this university. They are selling only a dream about a succesful career. More than half of my class is still unmployed. If somebody got a job it is earn less than in a home country and in addition they have to pay back the debt and incur much higher cost of living.

Waste of time! Waste of money! Never start the LLM. Never the do the LLM studies at Northwestern.

It's strange to hear these statements above about NU...I'm currently an LLM at NU and I am very positive that the program is one of the best (if not the best) for lawyers seeking a private practice career.

I can tell from an insider perspective that Northwestern has a strong reputation in the market, business-oriented classes and a practical approach to law that top other well-known law schools in US.

My experience during classes could not have been better, the professors are very knowledgeable and approachable. Moreover, the class size is perfect, mixing LLMs with JD in an ideal number that facilitates the interaction and networking between students.

Finally, the career center of the school works closely to the students providing a valuable support. In less than 3 months from the beginning of classes I already got a job offer from a top US law firm in NY.

I highly recommend NU, specially if you look for a career in biglaw/private practice.

Hey, has anyone done the online video interview? What questions do they ask?

It's strange to hear these statements above about NU...I'm currently an LLM at NU and I am very positive that the program is one of the best (if not the best) for lawyers seeking a private practice career.

I can tell from an insider perspective that Northwestern has a strong reputation in the market, business-oriented classes and a practical approach to law that top other well-known law schools in US.

My experience during classes could not have been better, the professors are very knowledgeable and approachable. Moreover, the class size is perfect, mixing LLMs with JD in an ideal number that facilitates the interaction and networking between students.

Finally, the career center of the school works closely to the students providing a valuable support. In less than 3 months from the beginning of classes I already got a job offer from a top US law firm in NY.

I highly recommend NU, specially if you look for a career in biglaw/private practice.

It's strange to hear these statements above about NU...I'm currently an LLM at NU and I am very positive that the program is one of the best (if not the best) for lawyers seeking a private practice career.

I can tell from an insider perspective that Northwestern has a strong reputation in the market, business-oriented classes and a practical approach to law that top other well-known law schools in US.

My experience during classes could not have been better, the professors are very knowledgeable and approachable. Moreover, the class size is perfect, mixing LLMs with JD in an ideal number that facilitates the interaction and networking between students.

Finally, the career center of the school works closely to the students providing a valuable support. In less than 3 months from the beginning of classes I already got a job offer from a top US law firm in NY.

I highly recommend NU, specially if you look for a career in biglaw/private practice.

Hi mbr18, I'm recently admitted to NU and interested in such business orented course offerings.
How many ppl in the class ? I think it depends on what class I take but I'd like to know size of the class which ppl taking NY Bar join.
Moreover, I wonder how you get such a nice job offer. I believe you have superb background in addition to NU's LLM degree. Could you tell me your background/working experience if you don't mind ?