I have been accepted in Yale and in the NYU (they have offered me a Hugo Grotius scholarship). I am interested in public law (International, Comparative and European law). I know that the NYU is the leader in International law, but it is still really hard to make a choice. I have to give a definitive answer to the NYU in two days time...
any suggestions?

YALE, no doubt

how much is the scholarship?

i'm also stuck in a similar situation.

full tuition
I am still waiting for Harvard...
Harvard or Yale (for public law)??

oh man! i know how u feel. i'm waiting for harvard... waiting for the financial aid decision at columbia... penn have given me the human rights scholarship award with a research assistant position. i'm lost.

have to make a decision by friday.

I know how you feel. I have also been accepted in Columbia and Chicago. Yale would be my first choice. But the Grotius Scholarship is also interesting and they also offered a research assistant position ... and two days left to choose...

oh man! i know how u feel. i'm waiting for harvard... waiting for the financial aid decision at columbia... penn have given me the human rights scholarship award with a research assistant position. i'm lost.

have to make a decision by friday.

I know how you feel. I have also been accepted in Columbia and Chicago. Yale would be my first choice. But the Grotius Scholarship is also interesting and they also offered a research assistant position ... and two days left to choose...

they sent me an e-mail, and told me that to accept the scholarship I should make the 500$ deposit before the 6th March...have you contact them to accept the scholarship and the position??

If it were me, then I'd say Yale without a shadow of a doubt though I can imagine if or when Harvard comes into the picture, it gets a lot more complex (then, I suppose a lot of it depends on whether you see yourself in academia in which case I'd choose Yale, or elsewhere, in which case my personal opinion would be to go for HLS, not considering the additional complicating factor that financial aid would serve for both HLS and YLS).

I'd go for Yale. The financial grant is not really an issue, since in the past almost all Yale LLMs (or at least most Yale LLMs) are given full tuition waivers. I'm not really sure how this year will pan out considering the recession the US is currently facing.

Go for Yale, especially if you want to get into academia.

Yale is at the top of the Ivy League and will do much more for your career in the long run.