Post by Prof. Stephen Horowitz, Legal English Lecturer
My friend and former colleague Joshua Alter recently wrote two new posts on his blog Beyond Non-JD that provide unique insights on selecting an LLM program at a US law school. I always find Josh’s perspectives helpful, and I figure that many readers of this blog may appreciate them as well.
- The LL.M. and Working in the U.S.
- “….three keys for foreign-educated students to think about when choosing the LL.M. instead of the J.D. with the primary goal to work in the United States upon graduation.”
- “….if the goal is to work in the U.S. after the LL.M., especially on a student visa, it’s really important to plan far ahead and understand the cost-benefit in making either decision.”
- Bar Exams & LL.M. Students
- 6 things to keep in mind about the US bar exam when considering a US LLM program
