UChicago LL.M. Class of 2010


hindahin

Hi Natassja,

I accepted the offer yesterday and withdrew from Michigan, NYU and Vanderbilt. Already looking forward to seeing you this fall! About housing, I read the Email from Dean Badger but thought that sharing a flat with american students could also be interesting (less expensive / beneficial for learning the language / more contact not only with the other LLM students etc.).

Hi Natassja,

I accepted the offer yesterday and withdrew from Michigan, NYU and Vanderbilt. Already looking forward to seeing you this fall! About housing, I read the Email from Dean Badger but thought that sharing a flat with american students could also be interesting (less expensive / beneficial for learning the language / more contact not only with the other LLM students etc.).
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laichllm

I just sent an email to decline Columbias offer at the last minute before the deadline of March 25 and will most likely decline offers from NYU, Penn and Northwestern in the following few weeks and accept Chicagos offer.

I just sent an email to decline Columbia’s offer at the last minute before the deadline of March 25 and will most likely decline offers from NYU, Penn and Northwestern in the following few weeks and accept Chicago’s offer.

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I accepted Chicagos offer on early February (I had been admitted early by CLS, Penn and Northwestern), in part because of the possibility of taking classes at the Booth Graduate School of Business (ranked #1 MBA program by The Economist and Business Week) with Nobel laureate professors without paying more, but mainly because of its great faculty in Business Law (D. Baird, L. Bernstein, E. Posner etc.) and its collegiate environment.

There is also a course called Mini MBA at the law school that seems great, and there are new courses about Bailouts, which seems to be very useful nowadays in Europe.

I accepted Chicago’s offer on early February (I had been admitted early by CLS, Penn and Northwestern), in part because of the possibility of taking classes at the Booth Graduate School of Business (ranked #1 MBA program by The Economist and Business Week) with Nobel laureate professors without paying more, but mainly because of its great faculty in Business Law (D. Baird, L. Bernstein, E. Posner etc.) and its collegiate environment.

There is also a course called “Mini MBA” at the law school that seems great, and there are new courses about “Bailouts”, which seems to be very useful nowadays in Europe.
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Peru@LLM!

I also accepted Chicago's offer last week. This week I'm investigating housing options.... I'm traveling with my husband so residence hall doesn't seem so attractive, but am also trying to find a comfy not so expensive option. have u seen the regents park website? and are any of u planning to attend the SELI Language Program? my husband and I have already bought tickets to go to the us open.... we are tennis fans big time and plan to take advantage of our time there :)

I also accepted Chicago's offer last week. This week I'm investigating housing options.... I'm traveling with my husband so residence hall doesn't seem so attractive, but am also trying to find a comfy not so expensive option. have u seen the regents park website? and are any of u planning to attend the SELI Language Program? my husband and I have already bought tickets to go to the us open.... we are tennis fans big time and plan to take advantage of our time there :)
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Jenny1980

I replied Mr. Badger email and accepted the offer (withdrawing CLS and Berkeley offers).

Im so exited, Chicago is a dream come true!

Unfortunately, I dont use Facebook, so I cant join the group.

But hope to know you all of you soon!

Cheers!

I replied Mr. Badger email and accepted the offer (withdrawing CLS and Berkeley offers).

I’m so exited, Chicago is a dream come true!

Unfortunately, I don’t use Facebook, so I can’t join the group.

But hope to know you all of you soon!

Cheers!
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natassja

Anyone else?

Anyone else?
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Gab2009

Giving up chicago today!! good luck for you guys!!

Giving up chicago today!! good luck for you guys!!
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laichllm

I just sent an email to Mr. Badger to confirm my acceptance of the admission to Chicago!

Looking forward to meeting all of you who will attend Chicago this coming fall.

I just sent an email to Mr. Badger to confirm my acceptance of the admission to Chicago!

Looking forward to meeting all of you who will attend Chicago this coming fall.

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1115

I just read in the newspaper (but the source is this: http://www.askmen.com/specials/2009_top_29/chicago.html) that Chicago was elected the best city to live in 2009.

Hope to see you guys in September!

I just read in the newspaper (but the source is this: http://www.askmen.com/specials/2009_top_29/chicago.html) that Chicago was elected the best city to live in 2009.

Hope to see you guys in September!
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O really? That's something inspiring. Still struggling between NYU and Uchicago, but I think I will choose Uchicago eventually.

O really? That's something inspiring. Still struggling between NYU and Uchicago, but I think I will choose Uchicago eventually.
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knight

Chicago...six months' cold weather...

If I were in your shoes, I would probably choose NYU over Chicago simply because the former enjoys advantages in job hunting - go where jobs are assuming the economy touches bottom in 2010. In previous years, graduates of NYU had larger percentage of callbacks/interviews/offers than those of Chicago.

Chicago...six months' cold weather...

If I were in your shoes, I would probably choose NYU over Chicago simply because the former enjoys advantages in job hunting - go where jobs are assuming the economy touches bottom in 2010. In previous years, graduates of NYU had larger percentage of callbacks/interviews/offers than those of Chicago.
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natassja

O really? That's something inspiring. Still struggling between NYU and Uchicago, but I think I will choose Uchicago eventually.


Personally, I believe that NYU is not a competitor for Chicago. The real competitor of Chicago is Columbia. Ask any American lawyer or professor and they will say that Chicago is one level above.

Chicago and Columbia are in all rankings (not only law rankings but also college rankings for example) very similar, why, besides in law, NYU is lower ranked (for example NYUs undergraduate school is not ranked among the best 30, while Chicago and Columbia are top 10)

Last, the LLM class at NYU is 450 students, while in Chicago only 50.

But well, there are other threads to discus the advantage of o n university over the other. This is for admitted students, and I wish asymmetrical that you join us!

<blockquote>O really? That's something inspiring. Still struggling between NYU and Uchicago, but I think I will choose Uchicago eventually.</blockquote>

Personally, I believe that NYU is not a competitor for Chicago. The “real” competitor of Chicago is Columbia. Ask any American lawyer or professor and they will say that Chicago is one level above.

Chicago and Columbia are in all rankings (not only law rankings but also college rankings for example) very similar, why, besides in law, NYU is lower ranked (for example NYU’s undergraduate school is not ranked among the best 30, while Chicago and Columbia are top 10)

Last, the LLM class at NYU is 450 students, while in Chicago only 50.

But well, there are other threads to discus the advantage of o n university over the other. This is for admitted students, and I wish asymmetrical that you join us!
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alex83

I haven't decided yet between NYU and Chicago... please help me with some enlightening advice...

I haven't decided yet between NYU and Chicago... please help me with some enlightening advice...
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O really? That's something inspiring. Still struggling between NYU and Uchicago, but I think I will choose Uchicago eventually.


Personally, I believe that NYU is not a competitor for Chicago. The real competitor of Chicago is Columbia. Ask any American lawyer or professor and they will say that Chicago is one level above.

Chicago and Columbia are in all rankings (not only law rankings but also college rankings for example) very similar, why, besides in law, NYU is lower ranked (for example NYUs undergraduate school is not ranked among the best 30, while Chicago and Columbia are top 10)

Last, the LLM class at NYU is 450 students, while in Chicago only 50.

But well, there are other threads to discus the advantage of o n university over the other. This is for admitted students, and I wish asymmetrical that you join us!



Thank you for your advice, natassja. Actually, I am considering going to Uchicago, and I shall be very delighted to meet all you guys this fall!

<blockquote><blockquote>O really? That's something inspiring. Still struggling between NYU and Uchicago, but I think I will choose Uchicago eventually.</blockquote>

Personally, I believe that NYU is not a competitor for Chicago. The “real” competitor of Chicago is Columbia. Ask any American lawyer or professor and they will say that Chicago is one level above.

Chicago and Columbia are in all rankings (not only law rankings but also college rankings for example) very similar, why, besides in law, NYU is lower ranked (for example NYU’s undergraduate school is not ranked among the best 30, while Chicago and Columbia are top 10)

Last, the LLM class at NYU is 450 students, while in Chicago only 50.

But well, there are other threads to discus the advantage of o n university over the other. This is for admitted students, and I wish asymmetrical that you join us!
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Thank you for your advice, natassja. Actually, I am considering going to Uchicago, and I shall be very delighted to meet all you guys this fall!
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Isthatso

Uchicago it is for me :-) (refused the offers of CLS, NYU,UPENN, UCLA and NW). Hope to see you guys there !!

You may join the facebook group called "University of Chicago Law School LL.M. Class of 2010".

Good luck !

Uchicago it is for me :-) (refused the offers of CLS, NYU,UPENN, UCLA and NW). Hope to see you guys there !!

You may join the facebook group called "University of Chicago Law School LL.M. Class of 2010".

Good luck !
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natassja

anyone else?

anyone else?
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aishisha78

Hey Guys!
I'm also in... coming from Italy and eager to meet u all in Chicago soon!
I've just joined you on the facebook group so there we can hang easier and gather all the information for the housing, courses and other different issues. I've got a friend of mine who is currently attending the LL.M. in Chicago and is willing to provide me with any kind of information (which I can share with u).
I Look forward to knowing you all there.
Elisa

Hey Guys!
I'm also in... coming from Italy and eager to meet u all in Chicago soon!
I've just joined you on the facebook group so there we can hang easier and gather all the information for the housing, courses and other different issues. I've got a friend of mine who is currently attending the LL.M. in Chicago and is willing to provide me with any kind of information (which I can share with u).
I Look forward to knowing you all there.
Elisa
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wolla

Following some very lengthy and agonizing deliberations, I have decided to decline the offer from UChicago and accept an offer from Columbia. However, I am convinced that you will all have a great time there next year! Good luck! :)

Following some very lengthy and agonizing deliberations, I have decided to decline the offer from UChicago and accept an offer from Columbia. However, I am convinced that you will all have a great time there next year! Good luck! :)
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Jenny1980

Thanks Wolla. I chose exactly the opposite (Chicago over Columbia), but I agree with you that was an agonizing deliberation, however, the small size of the LLM and Chicagos faculty was more compelling for me. Good luck to you too!

Thanks Wolla. I chose exactly the opposite (Chicago over Columbia), but I agree with you that was an agonizing deliberation, however, the small size of the LLM and Chicago’s faculty was more compelling for me. Good luck to you too!
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Irish_Guy

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to say congratulations on choosing Chicago! I got LL.M. ('05) and J.S.D. degrees from UofC, and am working as an attorney now in Chicago. Thus, I know the city (and the UofC program) very well. If I can be of any help, for planning purposes or otherwise, please feel free to contact me.

Congrats again!

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to say congratulations on choosing Chicago! I got LL.M. ('05) and J.S.D. degrees from UofC, and am working as an attorney now in Chicago. Thus, I know the city (and the UofC program) very well. If I can be of any help, for planning purposes or otherwise, please feel free to contact me.

Congrats again!
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