NYU v NYU in Singapore


knowsam

Does anyone have any sense of whether the NYU LLM in Singapore is of the same quality or prestige as the NYU LLM taken in NYC? I know, its a very ethnocentric question but at $50K, I get to be ethnocentric and don't have to play pc. I'm not planning to practice in NYC, but I do intend to stay in North America post-LLM, and my practice currently is very Asia oriented. It they are close or the same, can't think of a better way to get an LLM than travelling between Singapore/Shanghai/US, how awesome!
Thx in advance.

Does anyone have any sense of whether the NYU LLM in Singapore is of the same quality or prestige as the NYU LLM taken in NYC? I know, it’s a very ethnocentric question but at $50K, I get to be ethnocentric and don't have to play pc. I'm not planning to practice in NYC, but I do intend to stay in North America post-LLM, and my practice currently is very Asia oriented. It they are close or the same, can't think of a better way to get an LLM than travelling between Singapore/Shanghai/US, how awesome!
Thx in advance.
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Interalia

No, they're not the same.
Mostly, you only get NYU profs in crash intensive courses in Singapore, while the rest of the credits are taught by NUS professors.

If you want to be taught by NYU profs, its better to apply to the main program instead

No, they're not the same.
Mostly, you only get NYU profs in crash intensive courses in Singapore, while the rest of the credits are taught by NUS professors.

If you want to be taught by NYU profs, its better to apply to the main program instead
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knowsam

Thanks Interalia,
I don't have a preference whether I'm taught by NYU or NUS profs particularly. The Singapore/Shanghai experience seems to me to have an intrinsic value, both professionally and personally, and I'm ok with being taught by a mix of NYU and NUS profs. What I would be concerned with is the LLMs being viewing in the client/law and employer communities as a lesser degree. Any sense whether that is the case?
Thanks

Thanks Interalia,
I don't have a preference whether I'm taught by NYU or NUS profs particularly. The Singapore/Shanghai experience seems to me to have an intrinsic value, both professionally and personally, and I'm ok with being taught by a mix of NYU and NUS profs. What I would be concerned with is the LLMs being viewing in the client/law and employer communities as a lesser degree. Any sense whether that is the case?
Thanks
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Chauvenet

I did it and for my experience I would say that the NYU@NUS LLm has a much beeter impact on future employers than the simple NYU LLm.

I did it and for my experience I would say that the NYU@NUS LLm has a much beeter impact on future employers than the simple NYU LLm.
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Gregor2009

i got into NYU@NUS!! YAY

i got into NYU@NUS!! YAY
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sarrai

Hi Gregor2009 congratulations! May I know where you are from? Did you hear about any scholarships?

Hi Gregor2009 congratulations! May I know where you are from? Did you hear about any scholarships?
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Hi Gregor2009. Many congratulations! could you please let us know when you applied and your credentials?

Good luck to everyone!

Hi Gregor2009. Many congratulations! could you please let us know when you applied and your credentials?

Good luck to everyone!
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shabi

Got through both NYU and NYU@NUS. Got the Deans Award for NYU @ NUS. Super confused now...

Answers anyone?

Got through both NYU and NYU@NUS. Got the Deans Award for NYU @ NUS. Super confused now...

Answers anyone?
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Kunaal@CF

@ Shabi

Study where you see yourself working in the future. Could you tell me which law school your from and when you sent in your application.

@ Shabi

Study where you see yourself working in the future. Could you tell me which law school your from and when you sent in your application.
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shabi

Kunaal: From a tier I law school in India, 2 years work ex in a indian magic circle law firm. Applied 2 mins before the last date deadline.

Where else have you applied to? I have CLS and HLS in the US to come.

Kunaal: From a tier I law school in India, 2 years work ex in a indian magic circle law firm. Applied 2 mins before the last date deadline.

Where else have you applied to? I have CLS and HLS in the US to come.
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LLMorwork

I really don't think there is a rolling admission then but who knows!

I really don't think there is a rolling admission then but who knows!
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does no news mean bad news or is there still hope?

does no news mean bad news or is there still hope?
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LLMorwork

A LL_hopeful: I applied last year and did not get into NYU@NUS and have not heard back yet either.

The process is looking eerily similar. Please keep me updated of your status

A LL_hopeful: I applied last year and did not get into NYU@NUS and have not heard back yet either.

The process is looking eerily similar. Please keep me updated of your status
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Interalia

Got through both NYU and NYU@NUS. Got the Deans Award for NYU @ NUS. Super confused now...

Answers anyone?


If money isn't an issue, obviously go for NYU. NYU@NUS is basically the NUS LLM with some intensive courses taught by NYU Profs. Further, on a prestige level, NYU is clearer the superior of the two.

<blockquote>Got through both NYU and NYU@NUS. Got the Deans Award for NYU @ NUS. Super confused now...

Answers anyone?</blockquote>

If money isn't an issue, obviously go for NYU. NYU@NUS is basically the NUS LLM with some intensive courses taught by NYU Profs. Further, on a prestige level, NYU is clearer the superior of the two.
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sarrai

Shabi and Gregor2009, may I ask you if you applied for Singapura or Hauser scholarships?

Shabi and Gregor2009, may I ask you if you applied for Singapura or Hauser scholarships?
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