NYU LLM 2017-2018 applicants

guilhermed

Posted Apr 01, 2017 02:54

I have been waitlisted!

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guilhermed

Posted Apr 01, 2017 02:55

I have been waitlisted!

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M (2018-2019)

Posted Apr 01, 2017 02:23

Congratulations to all who have been accepted. I am planning to apply for academic year 2018-2019. I wanted information on whether Chicago is good place for international arbitration LLM?
I have about 5 years of litigation practice and I have worked on few international arbitrations matters. I wish to specialise in international arbitration? Is Chicago a good school to apply?
Thanks

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M (2018-2019)

Posted Apr 01, 2017 02:25

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BrLLMac

Posted Apr 02, 2017 03:45

Would you mind sharing when you receive the decision and the program you applied for?

I have been waitlisted!

Would you mind sharing when you receive the decision and the program you applied for?

[quote]I have been waitlisted![/quote]

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Schmelzer

Posted Apr 03, 2017 10:25

Just FYI, I just rejected NYU with a half-tuition scholarship in favour of Columbia with a similar financial aid waiver.

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lot458

Posted Apr 03, 2017 11:29

Just FYI, I just rejected NYU with a half-tuition scholarship in favour of Columbia with a similar financial aid waiver.

I just made the exact same decision.

[quote]Just FYI, I just rejected NYU with a half-tuition scholarship in favour of Columbia with a similar financial aid waiver. [/quote]

I just made the exact same decision.

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grisham

Posted Apr 04, 2017 01:43

Just FYI, I just rejected NYU with a half-tuition scholarship in favour of Columbia with a similar financial aid waiver.

I just made the exact same decision.

Schmelzer and lot458, I think that decision is sound. Besides, you can't go wrong with going to either Columbia or NYU. By the way, just wondering, when you say half-tuition, how much exactly would that be?

[quote][quote]Just FYI, I just rejected NYU with a half-tuition scholarship in favour of Columbia with a similar financial aid waiver. [/quote]

I just made the exact same decision.[/quote]

Schmelzer and lot458, I think that decision is sound. Besides, you can't go wrong with going to either Columbia or NYU. By the way, just wondering, when you say half-tuition, how much exactly would that be?

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BrLLMac

Posted Apr 04, 2017 08:45

has anybody with foreign credentials received a decision recently?

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hallo

Posted Apr 05, 2017 10:49

Hello,
Haven't heard back and I submitted my application on December 1st....

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llm999

Posted Apr 05, 2017 03:34

Hello,
Haven't heard back and I submitted my application on December 1st....

I also haven't heard back yet and I submitted my application on December 14th.

[quote]Hello,
Haven't heard back and I submitted my application on December 1st....[/quote]

I also haven't heard back yet and I submitted my application on December 14th.

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Schmelzer

Posted Apr 06, 2017 09:54

Just FYI, I just rejected NYU with a half-tuition scholarship in favour of Columbia with a similar financial aid waiver.

I just made the exact same decision.

Schmelzer and lot458, I think that decision is sound. Besides, you can't go wrong with going to either Columbia or NYU. By the way, just wondering, when you say half-tuition, how much exactly would that be?

It was 30k USD :)

[quote][quote][quote]Just FYI, I just rejected NYU with a half-tuition scholarship in favour of Columbia with a similar financial aid waiver. [/quote]

I just made the exact same decision.[/quote]

Schmelzer and lot458, I think that decision is sound. Besides, you can't go wrong with going to either Columbia or NYU. By the way, just wondering, when you say half-tuition, how much exactly would that be?[/quote]

It was 30k USD :)

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grisham

Posted Apr 07, 2017 12:59

I just made the exact same decision.

Schmelzer and lot458, I think that decision is sound. Besides, you can't go wrong with going to either Columbia or NYU. By the way, just wondering, when you say half-tuition, how much exactly would that be?

It was 30k USD :)

Wow, that's a lot! I think you've got the highest financial aid from Columbia thus far! Congratulations!!

So how do you plan to cover the shortfall? Did they also offer you a loan?

[quote][quote][quote][quote]Just FYI, I just rejected NYU with a half-tuition scholarship in favour of Columbia with a similar financial aid waiver. [/quote]

I just made the exact same decision.[/quote]

Schmelzer and lot458, I think that decision is sound. Besides, you can't go wrong with going to either Columbia or NYU. By the way, just wondering, when you say half-tuition, how much exactly would that be?[/quote]

It was 30k USD :) [/quote]

Wow, that's a lot! I think you've got the highest financial aid from Columbia thus far! Congratulations!!

So how do you plan to cover the shortfall? Did they also offer you a loan?

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Llm5229095

Posted Apr 13, 2017 07:58

I applied completed, Feb 1, have not heard anything. Has anyone recently heard about admissions for domestic tax?

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bklepper

Posted Apr 14, 2017 05:15

I applied completed, Feb 1, have not heard anything. Has anyone recently heard about admissions for domestic tax?

Same here - applied in January for domestic LLM in tax and haven't heard a thing.

[quote]I applied completed, Feb 1, have not heard anything. Has anyone recently heard about admissions for domestic tax?[/quote]

Same here - applied in January for domestic LLM in tax and haven't heard a thing.

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D_LLM_9018

Posted Apr 18, 2017 04:28

Anybody that has been admitted to the Corp law program and is also considering enrolling for the business certificate program? I am a little dicey on whether to enrol for it or not, given the extra expenses.

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Preftigious

Posted Apr 19, 2017 11:15

I applied completed, Feb 1, have not heard anything. Has anyone recently heard about admissions for domestic tax?

Same here - applied in January for domestic LLM in tax and haven't heard a thing.

Just got in. Applied late January. Top 30 law school, top 35%, three state tax agency internships, two years of VITA, and two LORs from two of the tax agencies. Tax grades were meh at best (two As and 3 Bs).

Good luck!

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[quote][quote]I applied completed, Feb 1, have not heard anything. Has anyone recently heard about admissions for domestic tax?[/quote]

Same here - applied in January for domestic LLM in tax and haven't heard a thing. [/quote]

Just got in. Applied late January. Top 30 law school, top 35%, three state tax agency internships, two years of VITA, and two LORs from two of the tax agencies. Tax grades were meh at best (two As and 3 Bs).

Good luck!

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Idavarcpa

Posted Apr 21, 2017 03:52

I applied completed, Feb 1, have not heard anything. Has anyone recently heard about admissions for domestic tax?

Same here - applied in January for domestic LLM in tax and haven't heard a thing.

Just got in. Applied late January. Top 30 law school, top 35%, three state tax agency internships, two years of VITA, and two LORs from two of the tax agencies. Tax grades were meh at best (two As and 3 Bs).

Good luck!

Congrats!
Have you applied for a full program or a part time/executive?

Thanks

[Edited by Idavarcpa on Apr 21, 2017]

[quote][quote][quote]I applied completed, Feb 1, have not heard anything. Has anyone recently heard about admissions for domestic tax?[/quote]

Same here - applied in January for domestic LLM in tax and haven't heard a thing. [/quote]

Just got in. Applied late January. Top 30 law school, top 35%, three state tax agency internships, two years of VITA, and two LORs from two of the tax agencies. Tax grades were meh at best (two As and 3 Bs).

Good luck![/quote]

Congrats!
Have you applied for a full program or a part time/executive?

Thanks

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Preftigious

Posted Apr 21, 2017 07:39