Hello Everyone,

This is the first time I have posted on this board. I am trying to gauge my ability to get into the NYU Traditional LLM program. I want to concentrate my studies in bankruptcy and labor law. I worked for a major national union during my second summer. I have been a research assistant for a professor and been elected to numerous positions by my peers. I am at a top 75 law school and rank in the tope 10% of my class. I have worked for a U.S. Senator and managed local elections. I also performed an externship with the State Legislature. I am currently writing an article that I am told by several professors is very likely to be published.

Thus, my question is... With my resume and high ranking from a good (though, not great) law school, do I have a high or moderate likelihood of being accepted to the NYU LLM?

I am also interested in Columbia.

Thanks for any help with this.

Hello Everyone,

I am at a top 75 law school and rank in the tope 10% of my class. I have worked for a U.S. Senator and managed local elections. I also performed an externship with the State Legislature. I am currently writing an article that I am told by several professors is very likely to be published. Thus, my question is... With my resume and high ranking from a good (though, not great) law school, do I have a high or moderate likelihood of being accepted to the NYU LLM? I am also interested in Columbia. Thanks for any help with this.