Hey,

Which is the best for LL.M - Penn, UCLA, UCS or Cornell?

What is UCS?

USC, sorry.

As you will probably already know how US News ranks these programs, you should ask yourself: Why shouldn't I choose UPenn? One reason may be that you prefer small cosy campuses in the middle of nowhere (Cornell), or you love the Californian sun and living in a large, bustling metropolitan area such as L.A. (USC, UCLA). Another important question to ask would be which field of law you want to specialize in.

Have you been accepted to all of these schools?

yes. I was accepted to the four of them. The main issue that interests me is employment in USA after graduation.

I don't know if this can be of any help, however: A Berkeley and USC American alumnus told me that USC, although a great school, has the drowback of being located in a less than pleasant part of L.A.

7654321 ...long screename to remember ;-)
When did you get the decision from UCLA ? Sounds that you get it pretty early...And for which LL.M in UCLa have you applied for pleaseeeee?
Thanks in advance ;-) and congrat !!!

Dam is right, USC is in a much less nicer part of LA. I used to live in LA and USC is in Ecko Park , hot LA, whereas UCLA is in westwood with an amazing campus. About Penn, you know its Ivy League, ranked 7th by US School rating or sthg.
All of them are great !!!! It depends on what you wana be specialized in ...hope it helps! Congrat congrat congrat !!!

yes. I was accepted to the four of them. The main issue that interests me is employment in USA after graduation.

UPenn for the reasons well explained by the previous poster, with whom I agree.

7654321,could you tell me how to make the 4 nice school accept you?which part do you think is the most important?thx aaaaa lot!

Wouldnt Cornell also pass this above criteria and infinitely nicer area than Philly.