The Deutsch-Amerikanische Juristen Vereinigung (DAJV, German-American Lawyers Association) will be hosting a "Meet the Law Schools" LL.M. Fair in Cologne, Germany on April 18 as part of its annual "USA-Masterstudium für Juristen" information seminar.
Representatives from US law schools (listed below) will attend and make 15-minute presentations, followed by the opportunity for prospective students to meet with these representatives. Those who have made previous arrangements will have the chance to speak one-on-one with law school reps.
The event costs 25 euros for DAJV members; 40 euros for non-members.
For more information about the event, please visit the event website.
Representatives from seven US law schools to meet with prospective students
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