Anyone admitted into Northwestern LLM program? Please reply anyone???
Is NWU a good choice aswell?
[Edited by Pearle29 on Feb 19, 2018]
Northwestern admission LLM 2018-2019
Posted Feb 17, 2018 16:28
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Anyone admitted into Northwestern LLM program? Please reply anyone???
Is NWU a good choice aswell?
Is NWU a good choice aswell?
Posted Feb 22, 2018 04:22
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Anyone admitted into Northwestern LLM program? Please reply anyone???
Is NWU a good choice aswell?
Haven't heard from them yet. I finished my interview last week. NWU is one of the schools I have always wanted to go to. So yeah, in my view, NWU is a good choice. Really depends on what you are looking for.
[quote]Anyone admitted into Northwestern LLM program? Please reply anyone???
Is NWU a good choice aswell?[/quote]
Haven't heard from them yet. I finished my interview last week. NWU is one of the schools I have always wanted to go to. So yeah, in my view, NWU is a good choice. Really depends on what you are looking for.
Is NWU a good choice aswell?[/quote]
Haven't heard from them yet. I finished my interview last week. NWU is one of the schools I have always wanted to go to. So yeah, in my view, NWU is a good choice. Really depends on what you are looking for.
Posted Feb 22, 2018 09:32
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Did the school call for an interview or it was the online interview you did?
Also what course, tax or LLM?
Did the school call for an interview or it was the online interview you did?
Also what course, tax or LLM?
Also what course, tax or LLM?
Posted Feb 22, 2018 14:51
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Three colleagues were already admitted to NWU's LLM Program. Only one of them did the online interview (which is not mandatory but recommended).
Three colleagues were already admitted to NWU's LLM Program. Only one of them did the online interview (which is not mandatory but recommended).
Posted Feb 23, 2018 03:44
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Did the school call for an interview or it was the online interview you did?
Also what course, tax or LLM?
It was the online interview and I applied for LLM.
[quote]Did the school call for an interview or it was the online interview you did?
Also what course, tax or LLM?[/quote]
It was the online interview and I applied for LLM.
Also what course, tax or LLM?[/quote]
It was the online interview and I applied for LLM.
Posted Feb 27, 2018 04:48
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Are we supposed to fill and send back the Candidate Response Form that linked to the admission letter as soon as we receive the decision email? Or can we send it back later when we finally decided to attend NWU?
Are we supposed to fill and send back the Candidate Response Form that linked to the admission letter as soon as we receive the decision email? Or can we send it back later when we finally decided to attend NWU?
Posted Feb 27, 2018 23:29
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Anyone know the most anyone can receive for scholarships at NWU? Also, when are they generally released and how many students receive them? Thx
Anyone know the most anyone can receive for scholarships at NWU? Also, when are they generally released and how many students receive them? Thx
Posted Mar 01, 2018 11:20
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Are we supposed to fill and send back the Candidate Response Form that linked to the admission letter as soon as we receive the decision email? Or can we send it back later when we finally decided to attend NWU?
You can send it when you decided to attend or if you decline by April 10
[Edited by Pearle29 on Mar 01, 2018]
[quote]Are we supposed to fill and send back the Candidate Response Form that linked to the admission letter as soon as we receive the decision email? Or can we send it back later when we finally decided to attend NWU? [/quote]
You can send it when you decided to attend or if you decline by April 10
You can send it when you decided to attend or if you decline by April 10
Posted Mar 01, 2018 11:22
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Anyone know the most anyone can receive for scholarships at NWU? Also, when are they generally released and how many students receive them? Thx
I don’t know how much, decisions come mid March
[quote]Anyone know the most anyone can receive for scholarships at NWU? Also, when are they generally released and how many students receive them? Thx[/quote]
I don’t know how much, decisions come mid March
I don’t know how much, decisions come mid March
Posted Mar 01, 2018 22:24
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FWIW, got a 30k here a few hours ago.
FWIW, got a 30k here a few hours ago.
Posted Mar 02, 2018 00:10
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FWIW, got a 30k here a few hours ago.
Oh wow! Congratulations! Really hope i get a decent amount too
[quote]FWIW, got a 30k here a few hours ago.[/quote]
Oh wow! Congratulations! Really hope i get a decent amount too
Oh wow! Congratulations! Really hope i get a decent amount too
Posted Mar 02, 2018 00:28
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I got accepted about a week and a half ago and got a scholarship offer a week ago.
I got accepted about a week and a half ago and got a scholarship offer a week ago.
Posted Mar 02, 2018 01:02
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I got accepted about a week and a half ago and got a scholarship offer a week ago.
Congratulations! Full scholarship or partial?
[quote]I got accepted about a week and a half ago and got a scholarship offer a week ago.[/quote]
Congratulations! Full scholarship or partial?
Congratulations! Full scholarship or partial?
Posted Mar 02, 2018 03:43
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I got accepted yesterday! Hope all of you guys get good news soon!
I got accepted yesterday! Hope all of you guys get good news soon!
Posted Mar 21, 2018 19:19
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Hi everyone,
I would like to know if any of you have already made a decision to enroll in Northwestern.
I'm starting to evaluate all my options and I would like to know more about the pros and cons that your take into consideration in order to accept/reject an admision offer from this school. I got a very good scholarship, but I don´t know if it's worth the money considering my transaccional path in project finance, capital markets and M&A.
Thank in advance for all your inputs!
Hi everyone,
I would like to know if any of you have already made a decision to enroll in Northwestern.
I'm starting to evaluate all my options and I would like to know more about the pros and cons that your take into consideration in order to accept/reject an admision offer from this school. I got a very good scholarship, but I don´t know if it's worth the money considering my transaccional path in project finance, capital markets and M&A.
Thank in advance for all your inputs!
I would like to know if any of you have already made a decision to enroll in Northwestern.
I'm starting to evaluate all my options and I would like to know more about the pros and cons that your take into consideration in order to accept/reject an admision offer from this school. I got a very good scholarship, but I don´t know if it's worth the money considering my transaccional path in project finance, capital markets and M&A.
Thank in advance for all your inputs!
Posted Mar 30, 2018 17:55
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Hiya, just a heads up for anyone who is hoping to get some financial aid, I received a 40k fellowship last month which I have now decided to decline, so there will be more in the kitty to go round.
Hiya, just a heads up for anyone who is hoping to get some financial aid, I received a 40k fellowship last month which I have now decided to decline, so there will be more in the kitty to go round.
Posted Mar 30, 2018 23:17
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Hi everyone,
I would like to know if any of you have already made a decision to enroll in Northwestern.
I'm starting to evaluate all my options and I would like to know more about the pros and cons that your take into consideration in order to accept/reject an admision offer from this school. I got a very good scholarship, but I don´t know if it's worth the money considering my transaccional path in project finance, capital markets and M&A.
Thank in advance for all your inputs!
Hi MCP, I'm currently an LLM at Northwestern. My experience here has been amazing! I have a corporate/M&A background and the school is very strong in this field, with experienced faculty and excellent business oriented classes. I had classes of Private Equity, M&A, Negotiations, Business Strategy, among others, and can tell you they are great. Other pro for Northwestern is the classes composition, with the ideal number of LLMs and JDs, on average 50 students per class. Furthermore, all top biglaw firms in US hold several events on campus, which helps to network and find job opportunies with them. In this regard, the career center is very active and helpful, providing valuable training and advisory for the LLM students.
In less than 4 months of my LLM course I got a job offer from one of the most prestigious US law firms to work this year in NYC. At the time, the career center and faculty worked closely with me to provide the necessary training for the interviews and the whole selection process.
Finally, as an LLM you can also take some courses at the Kellogg business school, that provide you top-level training with a business perpective.
I cannot think in a con about Northwestern, maybe the weather in Chicago that is pretty cold...
I'm sure you won't regret to choose Northwestern. Best of luck
[quote]Hi everyone,
I would like to know if any of you have already made a decision to enroll in Northwestern.
I'm starting to evaluate all my options and I would like to know more about the pros and cons that your take into consideration in order to accept/reject an admision offer from this school. I got a very good scholarship, but I don´t know if it's worth the money considering my transaccional path in project finance, capital markets and M&A.
Thank in advance for all your inputs!
[/quote]
Hi MCP, I'm currently an LLM at Northwestern. My experience here has been amazing! I have a corporate/M&A background and the school is very strong in this field, with experienced faculty and excellent business oriented classes. I had classes of Private Equity, M&A, Negotiations, Business Strategy, among others, and can tell you they are great. Other pro for Northwestern is the classes composition, with the ideal number of LLMs and JDs, on average 50 students per class. Furthermore, all top biglaw firms in US hold several events on campus, which helps to network and find job opportunies with them. In this regard, the career center is very active and helpful, providing valuable training and advisory for the LLM students.
In less than 4 months of my LLM course I got a job offer from one of the most prestigious US law firms to work this year in NYC. At the time, the career center and faculty worked closely with me to provide the necessary training for the interviews and the whole selection process.
Finally, as an LLM you can also take some courses at the Kellogg business school, that provide you top-level training with a business perpective.
I cannot think in a con about Northwestern, maybe the weather in Chicago that is pretty cold...
I'm sure you won't regret to choose Northwestern. Best of luck
I would like to know if any of you have already made a decision to enroll in Northwestern.
I'm starting to evaluate all my options and I would like to know more about the pros and cons that your take into consideration in order to accept/reject an admision offer from this school. I got a very good scholarship, but I don´t know if it's worth the money considering my transaccional path in project finance, capital markets and M&A.
Thank in advance for all your inputs!
[/quote]
Hi MCP, I'm currently an LLM at Northwestern. My experience here has been amazing! I have a corporate/M&A background and the school is very strong in this field, with experienced faculty and excellent business oriented classes. I had classes of Private Equity, M&A, Negotiations, Business Strategy, among others, and can tell you they are great. Other pro for Northwestern is the classes composition, with the ideal number of LLMs and JDs, on average 50 students per class. Furthermore, all top biglaw firms in US hold several events on campus, which helps to network and find job opportunies with them. In this regard, the career center is very active and helpful, providing valuable training and advisory for the LLM students.
In less than 4 months of my LLM course I got a job offer from one of the most prestigious US law firms to work this year in NYC. At the time, the career center and faculty worked closely with me to provide the necessary training for the interviews and the whole selection process.
Finally, as an LLM you can also take some courses at the Kellogg business school, that provide you top-level training with a business perpective.
I cannot think in a con about Northwestern, maybe the weather in Chicago that is pretty cold...
I'm sure you won't regret to choose Northwestern. Best of luck
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