I am very concerned about how to get financial aid so I can study an LL.M in Georgetown. I have searched in its website but it is said that there are no scholarships or financial aid for international students. Is that ok or I am getting confused? I am a peruvian lawyer and one of my main goals is to study abroad an International Trade Law LL.M. Is there a possibility that Georgetown grants scholarships or financial aid? If so, how can apply? Or these are limited only for US lawyers who attend an LL.M?

By the way, I am also interested in attending Stanford or NYU, so if you know how to apply for scholarships there and what university is more "generous", then I would love to hear about it.

Thank you so much for your answer! :)

If you are interested in staying in DC; American University offers full and partial scholarships for foreign students and they have a specialization in International Trade. Good luck!
Leo

There are scholarships for foreign students at GULC. For instance, students applying for the LL.M. in Tax can apply for the Graduate Tax Scholarship.

I have a friend who had received full scholarship for her llm at Georgetown, so I'm guessing they do have that option.

And yeah she was a foreign student.

Hey guys! I visited Georgetown website and they say that scholarship cover a portion a tuition. Have any of you heard of someone who got a full scholarship there? Thanks!, i am researching this since scholarships are a main factor to decide to which university i will apply!