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jcv

Posted Mar 17, 2014 21:01

Hello everybody!
Is there anyone there admitted to the LLM program at the University of Texas-Austin?
I am enrolling and it would be interesting to share opinions about the process.
Best,

Hello everybody!
Is there anyone there admitted to the LLM program at the University of Texas-Austin?
I am enrolling and it would be interesting to share opinions about the process.
Best,
quote
jayzbar

Posted Apr 23, 2014 03:25

Hello everybody!
Is there anyone there admitted to the LLM program at the University of Texas-Austin?
I am enrolling and it would be interesting to share opinions about the process.
Best,


Hi, jcv,

I am considering enrolment to UT Law Class of 2015.

I heard UT is tough for the students preparing NY Bar. This is my concenr, What made you decide to go UT Law?

<blockquote>Hello everybody!
Is there anyone there admitted to the LLM program at the University of Texas-Austin?
I am enrolling and it would be interesting to share opinions about the process.
Best,</blockquote>

Hi, jcv,

I am considering enrolment to UT Law Class of 2015.

I heard UT is tough for the students preparing NY Bar. This is my concenr, What made you decide to go UT Law?

quote
jcv

Posted Apr 23, 2014 04:13

I think and heard that passing the NY bar (and any bar for that matter) depends a lot on your preparation outside of the courses you take while in the LLM. However, I have not decided yet if I will take the bar.

Mainly, I chose UT because of the curricula. I want to specialize in something very specific and the courses at UT attracted me the most.

Besides, I am going with family so we preferred someplace warmer.

What are your other alternatives?

I think and heard that passing the NY bar (and any bar for that matter) depends a lot on your preparation outside of the courses you take while in the LLM. However, I have not decided yet if I will take the bar.

Mainly, I chose UT because of the curricula. I want to specialize in something very specific and the courses at UT attracted me the most.

Besides, I am going with family so we preferred someplace warmer.

What are your other alternatives?
quote
jayzbar

Posted Apr 23, 2014 05:51

I think and heard that passing the NY bar (and any bar for that matter) depends a lot on your preparation outside of the courses you take while in the LLM. However, I have not decided yet if I will take the bar.

Mainly, I chose UT because of the curricula. I want to specialize in something very specific and the courses at UT attracted me the most.

Besides, I am going with family so we preferred someplace warmer.

What are your other alternatives?


Thanks jcv.

I will take general course for understanding US Law, so the school (and its specific course) is not much important for me.
I am admitted to WASHU and other good schools too.

Unlike other schools, I do not have much information about UT Law School, its culture, people, support and general. I only saw the professors, the market price and reputation (ranking) when I applied for UT.

<blockquote>I think and heard that passing the NY bar (and any bar for that matter) depends a lot on your preparation outside of the courses you take while in the LLM. However, I have not decided yet if I will take the bar.

Mainly, I chose UT because of the curricula. I want to specialize in something very specific and the courses at UT attracted me the most.

Besides, I am going with family so we preferred someplace warmer.

What are your other alternatives?</blockquote>

Thanks jcv.

I will take general course for understanding US Law, so the school (and its specific course) is not much important for me.
I am admitted to WASHU and other good schools too.

Unlike other schools, I do not have much information about UT Law School, its culture, people, support and general. I only saw the professors, the market price and reputation (ranking) when I applied for UT.

quote
jcv

Posted Apr 23, 2014 18:25

I've done a lot of research on UT and Austin. It seems a great place to live from what I have seen. UT is huge so there is a lot to do.
Where are you from?

I've done a lot of research on UT and Austin. It seems a great place to live from what I have seen. UT is huge so there is a lot to do.
Where are you from?
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jayzbar

Posted Apr 24, 2014 01:04

I've done a lot of research on UT and Austin. It seems a great place to live from what I have seen. UT is huge so there is a lot to do.
Where are you from?


Hi. Jcv

I am from Korea. Would you tell me where you are from? I think we will meet at Austin.

<blockquote>I've done a lot of research on UT and Austin. It seems a great place to live from what I have seen. UT is huge so there is a lot to do.
Where are you from?</blockquote>

Hi. Jcv

I am from Korea. Would you tell me where you are from? I think we will meet at Austin.
quote
PhilZhang

Posted Dec 03, 2014 15:06

I've done a lot of research on UT and Austin. It seems a great place to live from what I have seen. UT is huge so there is a lot to do.
Where are you from?


Hi. Jcv

I am from Korea. Would you tell me where you are from? I think we will meet at Austin.


I have received AD from UT this year. I thing UT is the best law besides TOP14 law schools in USA. The price is quite considerate, also, with the great location, u know, it is very close to houston, dallas, SA, students could gain valuable opportunities there. In addition, I think Austin is really a good place to study and live in, music, bar, parks, all of these attract me to UT!

Hope to meet u in the next year. Greetings from China.

<blockquote><blockquote>I've done a lot of research on UT and Austin. It seems a great place to live from what I have seen. UT is huge so there is a lot to do.
Where are you from?</blockquote>

Hi. Jcv

I am from Korea. Would you tell me where you are from? I think we will meet at Austin.
</blockquote>

I have received AD from UT this year. I thing UT is the best law besides TOP14 law schools in USA. The price is quite considerate, also, with the great location, u know, it is very close to houston, dallas, SA, students could gain valuable opportunities there. In addition, I think Austin is really a good place to study and live in, music, bar, parks, all of these attract me to UT!

Hope to meet u in the next year. Greetings from China.
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