I just got the admission offer from two of them.

Therefore, It will be very kind of you if you could share the opinion about these two uni. Such as some pros and cons or weather or living or anything else ect.

Thank you very much

To whom it may concern.
I am currently at the LLM program at Vanderbilt and I know that you have been accepted to both Vanderbilt and USC. I am from Guadalajara, Mexico and I hardly recommend you to choose Vanderbilt University. The academic level at the University is excellent and provides you with an extensive selection of courses. The faculty members are outstanding and all of them are willing to work with you and assist you. The students at Vanderbilt are very friendly and I am pretty sure you will have a great experience here in Nashville but overall you will be guarantee with and excellent legal education to further in your professional career.

Please free to contact me if you have any questions regarding the LLM Program at Vanderbilt University. Let me tell that Nashville is a very fun city!!!

Erika G. Digby
erika.g.digby@vanderbilt.edu

Hey,

I am currently enroled in Vanderbilt's LL.M. Program as well. i am from Belgium and I really recommend Vanderbilt University. The academic environment is just excellent, the faculty is outstanding and the students are all very friendly. Also, Vanderbilt is higher ranked than USC.
Nashville is a nice and friendly city. The weather is mild and there are a lot of things to do and see.
I really believe that Vanderbilt will provide you with an excellent legal education. You wont regret it!!!

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions: deborah.rubbens@vanderbilt.edu

thank you

anyone else?

Hi. I'm studing at Vanderbilt now. I'm from Korea. I don't know your background but unless you are from the moon :), you can earn most wonderful experience in Vandy. Are you interested in Business related law? I took several besiness related law classes like corporation law, accounting and International trade law, those were very helpful for my future career. Nowadays I'm writing my graduation thesis about "derivative suits in Korea" and my advisor gives interesting issues everyweek which I've never thought before. I feel my view is getting wider.

Studying law at Vanderbilt was a big challenge for me. But the faculties and other J.D. students are helping me a lot. I hope you can enjoy this great apportunity.