hello I'm a french student in Master 2 international lawyer in France (Toulouse) and I want to make an LLM in international business law in NYU. How much does the year cost for a french student ?
NYU General (and hopefully most popular) Notice Board
Posted Feb 01, 2007 22:10
0
hello I'm a french student in Master 2 international lawyer in France (Toulouse) and I want to make an LLM in international business law in NYU. How much does the year cost for a french student ?
Posted Feb 02, 2007 21:27
0
hello I'm a french student in Master 2 international lawyer in France (Toulouse) and I want to make an LLM in international business law in NYU. How much does the year cost for a french student ?
Hi, US 40,000 for a year + approx. US 22,000 of living expenses.
http://www.nyu.edu/bursar/tuition.fees/rates.06/springfall.pr.tuitionLw.html
Unlike, UK institutions NYU has no discounds for EU students.
Cheers,
New Y:o)rker
<blockquote>hello I'm a french student in Master 2 international lawyer in France (Toulouse) and I want to make an LLM in international business law in NYU. How much does the year cost for a french student ?</blockquote>
Hi, US 40,000 for a year + approx. US 22,000 of living expenses.
http://www.nyu.edu/bursar/tuition.fees/rates.06/springfall.pr.tuitionLw.html
Unlike, UK institutions NYU has no discounds for EU students.
Cheers,
New Y:o)rker
Hi, US 40,000 for a year + approx. US 22,000 of living expenses.
http://www.nyu.edu/bursar/tuition.fees/rates.06/springfall.pr.tuitionLw.html
Unlike, UK institutions NYU has no discounds for EU students.
Cheers,
New Y:o)rker
Posted Feb 06, 2007 19:52
0
It´s funny, isn´t it? You say the Tax guys are the top dogs and I (a tax lawyer myself) think the Corporate guys are in a best position...
Hi, ivan. Just wanna add. I was told yesterday that all Tax LLMs (not americans) who studied at NYU last year and wanted to stay in New York landed a job their the last fall.
Regards
New Y:o)rker
<blockquote> It´s funny, isn´t it? You say the Tax guys are the top dogs and I (a tax lawyer myself) think the Corporate guys are in a best position...</blockquote>
Hi, ivan. Just wanna add. I was told yesterday that all Tax LLMs (not americans) who studied at NYU last year and wanted to stay in New York landed a job their the last fall.
Regards
New Y:o)rker
Hi, ivan. Just wanna add. I was told yesterday that all Tax LLMs (not americans) who studied at NYU last year and wanted to stay in New York landed a job their the last fall.
Regards
New Y:o)rker
Posted Feb 07, 2007 07:46
0
I applied to the Trade Regulation program. My interest lies mainly in international trade laws, and so ive applied to NYU, Penn, Mich, Cornell and Harvard.
I know, most would say georgetown, but i guess it didnt suit my purpose!
Any thoughts on the future with an LLM in international trade?
I applied to the Trade Regulation program. My interest lies mainly in international trade laws, and so ive applied to NYU, Penn, Mich, Cornell and Harvard.
I know, most would say georgetown, but i guess it didnt suit my purpose!
Any thoughts on the future with an LLM in international trade?
I know, most would say georgetown, but i guess it didnt suit my purpose!
Any thoughts on the future with an LLM in international trade?
Posted Feb 07, 2007 15:33
0
It´s funny, isn´t it? You say the Tax guys are the top dogs and I (a tax lawyer myself) think the Corporate guys are in a best position...
Hi, ivan. Just wanna add. I was told yesterday that all Tax LLMs (not americans) who studied at NYU last year and wanted to stay in New York landed a job their the last fall.
Regards
New Y:o)rker
Hi New Yorker,
Just to tell you that I heard the same thing. Actually, I know a bunch of the Tax and International Tax graduates from last year´s class, and they told me that whoever wanted to stay, managed to stay. However, it is also true that some of them had to wait until April to secure a job here.
Cheers
Ivan
<blockquote><blockquote> It´s funny, isn´t it? You say the Tax guys are the top dogs and I (a tax lawyer myself) think the Corporate guys are in a best position...</blockquote>
Hi, ivan. Just wanna add. I was told yesterday that all Tax LLMs (not americans) who studied at NYU last year and wanted to stay in New York landed a job their the last fall.
Regards
New Y:o)rker</blockquote>
Hi New Yorker,
Just to tell you that I heard the same thing. Actually, I know a bunch of the Tax and International Tax graduates from last year´s class, and they told me that whoever wanted to stay, managed to stay. However, it is also true that some of them had to wait until April to secure a job here.
Cheers
Ivan
Hi, ivan. Just wanna add. I was told yesterday that all Tax LLMs (not americans) who studied at NYU last year and wanted to stay in New York landed a job their the last fall.
Regards
New Y:o)rker</blockquote>
Hi New Yorker,
Just to tell you that I heard the same thing. Actually, I know a bunch of the Tax and International Tax graduates from last year´s class, and they told me that whoever wanted to stay, managed to stay. However, it is also true that some of them had to wait until April to secure a job here.
Cheers
Ivan
Posted Feb 17, 2007 00:18
0
Hi everyone,
Yesterday I participated in a meeting organized by the Hauser Global Law Program whose purpose was to gather the opinions of some international LLMs about the orientation week, LLM program, etc. I asked them if it was true that they would make their decisions public on 1 April (my point was that it would generate time constraints with regard to the visa application process) and the answer was that the decisions will probably be made public before that date. Therefore, check regularly your e-mail account - you may have a surprise...
Hi everyone,
Yesterday I participated in a meeting organized by the Hauser Global Law Program whose purpose was to gather the opinions of some international LLMs about the orientation week, LLM program, etc. I asked them if it was true that they would make their decisions public on 1 April (my point was that it would generate time constraints with regard to the visa application process) and the answer was that the decisions will probably be made public before that date. Therefore, check regularly your e-mail account - you may have a surprise...
Yesterday I participated in a meeting organized by the Hauser Global Law Program whose purpose was to gather the opinions of some international LLMs about the orientation week, LLM program, etc. I asked them if it was true that they would make their decisions public on 1 April (my point was that it would generate time constraints with regard to the visa application process) and the answer was that the decisions will probably be made public before that date. Therefore, check regularly your e-mail account - you may have a surprise...
Posted Feb 17, 2007 01:32
0
do you know if they send emails to domestic applicants as well? or just the international students? thanks!
Hi everyone,
Yesterday I participated in a meeting organized by the Hauser Global Law Program whose purpose was to gather the opinions of some international LLMs about the orientation week, LLM program, etc. I asked them if it was true that they would make their decisions public on 1 April (my point was that it would generate time constraints with regard to the visa application process) and the answer was that the decisions will probably be made public before that date. Therefore, check regularly your e-mail account - you may have a surprise...
do you know if they send emails to domestic applicants as well? or just the international students? thanks!
<blockquote>Hi everyone,
Yesterday I participated in a meeting organized by the Hauser Global Law Program whose purpose was to gather the opinions of some international LLMs about the orientation week, LLM program, etc. I asked them if it was true that they would make their decisions public on 1 April (my point was that it would generate time constraints with regard to the visa application process) and the answer was that the decisions will probably be made public before that date. Therefore, check regularly your e-mail account - you may have a surprise...
</blockquote>
<blockquote>Hi everyone,
Yesterday I participated in a meeting organized by the Hauser Global Law Program whose purpose was to gather the opinions of some international LLMs about the orientation week, LLM program, etc. I asked them if it was true that they would make their decisions public on 1 April (my point was that it would generate time constraints with regard to the visa application process) and the answer was that the decisions will probably be made public before that date. Therefore, check regularly your e-mail account - you may have a surprise...
</blockquote>
Posted Feb 28, 2007 10:39
0
Hi guys,
Just got my letter of admission from NYU today!
Greetings from Belgium,
El Duderino
Hi guys,
Just got my letter of admission from NYU today!
Greetings from Belgium,
El Duderino
Just got my letter of admission from NYU today!
Greetings from Belgium,
El Duderino
Posted Feb 28, 2007 10:59
0
Congratulations. Was it a letter or an e-mail?
Congratulations. Was it a letter or an e-mail?
Posted Feb 28, 2007 11:06
0
I hope you are not cracking jokes to make us panick!
Surely, it should be a big surprise that april 1 has been brought forward to march 1.
Any other person with similar news?
I hope you are not cracking jokes to make us panick!
Surely, it should be a big surprise that april 1 has been brought forward to march 1.
Any other person with similar news?
Surely, it should be a big surprise that april 1 has been brought forward to march 1.
Any other person with similar news?
Posted Feb 28, 2007 11:15
0
El Duderino,
congratulations on your acceptance! When did you apply? And which university are you from?
Thanks!
El Duderino,
congratulations on your acceptance! When did you apply? And which university are you from?
Thanks!
congratulations on your acceptance! When did you apply? And which university are you from?
Thanks!
Posted Feb 28, 2007 12:02
0
Hi Isabelle,
I applied in mid-November (about the 20th) for the LL.M. International Legal Studies. Currently I'm in my last year of law at the Free University of Brussels.
Greets,
El Duderino
Hi Isabelle,
I applied in mid-November (about the 20th) for the LL.M. International Legal Studies. Currently I'm in my last year of law at the Free University of Brussels.
Greets,
El Duderino
I applied in mid-November (about the 20th) for the LL.M. International Legal Studies. Currently I'm in my last year of law at the Free University of Brussels.
Greets,
El Duderino
Posted Feb 28, 2007 13:03
0
Hey, I got mine this morning too. Was sent 21 February by UPS. I applied in late November. No scholarship, though, except for the possibility of applying for the 10 grand award. Hm...
Hey, I got mine this morning too. Was sent 21 February by UPS. I applied in late November. No scholarship, though, except for the possibility of applying for the 10 grand award. Hm...
Posted Feb 28, 2007 13:26
0
Hey, I got mine this morning too. Was sent 21 February by UPS. I applied in late November. No scholarship, though, except for the possibility of applying for the 10 grand award. Hm...
CONGRATULATIONS.
ONE QUESTION TO ALL ADMITTED -- DID YOU APPLY TO SINGAPORE AS WELL OR JUST TO NC.
THANKS A LOT.
<blockquote>Hey, I got mine this morning too. Was sent 21 February by UPS. I applied in late November. No scholarship, though, except for the possibility of applying for the 10 grand award. Hm...</blockquote>
CONGRATULATIONS.
ONE QUESTION TO ALL ADMITTED -- DID YOU APPLY TO SINGAPORE AS WELL OR JUST TO NC.
THANKS A LOT.
CONGRATULATIONS.
ONE QUESTION TO ALL ADMITTED -- DID YOU APPLY TO SINGAPORE AS WELL OR JUST TO NC.
THANKS A LOT.
Posted Feb 28, 2007 13:54
0
No, I didn't apply to Singapore, just NY.
No, I didn't apply to Singapore, just NY.
Posted Feb 28, 2007 13:56
0
Congrats to all admitted!
I'm wondering, to login to the admitted students area, is your ID number the same as the one you received when you sent in your application?
(I'm holding out hope that I'm admitted, but haven't received a letter yet)
Congrats to all admitted!
I'm wondering, to login to the admitted students area, is your ID number the same as the one you received when you sent in your application?
(I'm holding out hope that I'm admitted, but haven't received a letter yet)
I'm wondering, to login to the admitted students area, is your ID number the same as the one you received when you sent in your application?
(I'm holding out hope that I'm admitted, but haven't received a letter yet)
Posted Feb 28, 2007 14:46
0
Same here, just NYC
Same here, just NYC
Posted Feb 28, 2007 15:02
0
First of all, congrats to all those who got in!
According to their homepage, you can log in as follows:
User Name
If you are a Graduate (LL.M. or J.S.D.) applicant with no Social Security Number, your user name is the NYU School of Law-assigned Admissions Identification Number you received with your letter of admission (typed with no hyphens or dashes: 888XXXXXX).
Password
Your default password is your birth date (typed: mm/dd/yyyy). After your first login, you will gain the ability to change your password.
Congrats to all admitted!
I'm wondering, to login to the admitted students area, is your ID number the same as the one you received when you sent in your application?
Now all you need to know is whether the admissions number matches that of your application, and anyone should be able to take a shot. Haven't tried it (still waiting for a letter myself) - good luck and let us know!
(I'm holding out hope that I'm admitted, but haven't received a letter yet)
First of all, congrats to all those who got in!
According to their homepage, you can log in as follows:
User Name
If you are a Graduate (LL.M. or J.S.D.) applicant with no Social Security Number, your user name is the NYU School of Law-assigned Admissions Identification Number you received with your letter of admission (typed with no hyphens or dashes: 888XXXXXX).
Password
Your default password is your birth date (typed: mm/dd/yyyy). After your first login, you will gain the ability to change your password.
<blockquote>Congrats to all admitted!
I'm wondering, to login to the admitted students area, is your ID number the same as the one you received when you sent in your application?
Now all you need to know is whether the admissions number matches that of your application, and anyone should be able to take a shot. Haven't tried it (still waiting for a letter myself) - good luck and let us know!
(I'm holding out hope that I'm admitted, but haven't received a letter yet)</blockquote>
According to their homepage, you can log in as follows:
User Name
If you are a Graduate (LL.M. or J.S.D.) applicant with no Social Security Number, your user name is the NYU School of Law-assigned Admissions Identification Number you received with your letter of admission (typed with no hyphens or dashes: 888XXXXXX).
Password
Your default password is your birth date (typed: mm/dd/yyyy). After your first login, you will gain the ability to change your password.
<blockquote>Congrats to all admitted!
I'm wondering, to login to the admitted students area, is your ID number the same as the one you received when you sent in your application?
Now all you need to know is whether the admissions number matches that of your application, and anyone should be able to take a shot. Haven't tried it (still waiting for a letter myself) - good luck and let us know!
(I'm holding out hope that I'm admitted, but haven't received a letter yet)</blockquote>
Posted Feb 28, 2007 15:23
0
do they email rejects?
do they email rejects?
Posted Feb 28, 2007 15:36
0
Related Law Schools
New York City, New York
2338 Followers
1671 Discussions
Singapore
55 Followers
95 Discussions
Hot Discussions
-
Oxford 2025-2026 BCL/MSCs/MJUR/MPHIL/MLF
Nov 15 04:43 AM 2,055 44 -
NUS LLM 2024-25 Cohort
Oct 25, 2024 5,857 34 -
MIDS - 2024-25
Nov 15 12:52 AM 1,837 16 -
Warwick or Birmingham
Nov 10, 2024 1,163 5 -
LL.M. Scholarship Rates?
Nov 09, 2024 2,503 5 -
EU citizen barred in the US -- will an LLM from an EU school help me practice law somewhere in the EU?
Nov 15 12:58 AM 137 4 -
NUS vs Peking
Nov 09, 2024 183 4 -
LLM in Germany 2024
Nov 09, 2024 822 4
