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Tips for U.S. LL.M. Students & U.S. LL.M. Applicants
  • Harvard LL.M. Program Student Handbook 2013
  • NYU LL.M. Program Student Handbook 2012 - 2013
  • Ranking U.S. LL.M. Programs
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  • 17 Reasons to Earn a U.S.  LLM 
  • LLM "career manuals" - find jobs
  • 6 LLM Programs to Avoid 
  • 7 Bar Associations for U.S. LLMs 
  • Find a US Embassy or Consulate -- Get your student Visa!

___LL.M. Roadmap offers objective information for students seeking a U.S. Master of Laws degree.  It helps you choose the best school, get admitted, get scholarships, and fulfill your career goals. U.S. schools recommend LL.M. Roadmap, that has reached thousands from 147 different countries .

"I regret that LL.M. Roadmap was not available when I was Director of Admissions of Harvard’s LL.M. program. I would have recommended it to every recruit and admitted student who passed through Harvard's doors. I recommend LL.M. Roadmap now to anyone, anywhere in the world, thinking about undertaking the LL.M.  It’s a fabulously helpful text!"
   –Athena Mutua (Harvard LL.M. Progam Admission Director (fmr))

LL.M. Roadmap "demystified the process of choosing and getting admitted to a great LL.M. program. This is how I would conduct my own LL.M. search." --Michael Peil, Exec Director, International Law Students Association (ILSA) (fmr); Associate Dean for international Programs, Washington Univ. Law
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   The LSAC offers useful information to non-US  LL.M. applicants & students. Choose a school, get admitted, US LL.M. forums &  more.
    LSAC also offers help for academic advisors who may be working with LL.M. students at U.S. law schools, or working with international students seeking to enroll in U.S. LL.M. programs .  You can also find US LL.M. programs that may suit you using the LSAC website. Click here!

About the Author

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George E. Edwards is The C.M. Gray Professor of Law & Faculty Director, Program in International Human Rights Law at Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. He is a graduate of Harvard Law School.
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U.S. State Department Helps
International LL.M. Students

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The US State Department supports  EducationUSA Advising Centers in over 170 countries to help you come to the US to study for a U.S.  LLM, JD, or other degrees. These Advising Centers are located at US Embassies, Consulates, Fulbright offices and elsewhere. Click here to find an Advising Center in your home country or region. 
   EducationUSA advises throughout your process, including help with your US student visa. They have libraries,  seminars & counseling.  The US offers scholarships for international students? See  Do You Want to Study in the US? 
        Remember, there are about 450 Advising Centers in 170 countries! Visit the Center nearest to you. US Education Advisors are always willing to assist you!
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LL.M.  Roadmap Blog

  • New LSAC LLM Guidelines on Admission & Financial Aid
  • Bar Exam Tips for LL.M. Graduates
  • 2-Year JD or 1-year LLM - Which to do? Both?
  • Europe LLM Fair - Münster, Germany, 23 May 2013
  • Comparativist Conference - LL.M. participants 
  •  US Students Go to China to Earn LL.M.
  • Australian Government Principles Protect Human Rights of International Students
  • Short Term Lawyer Visits to US - Fulbright Grants
  • New contract-drafting book for LLM students & non-US lawyers (by Prof. Cynthia Adams & Peter Cramer)
  • Author's National LL.M. Leadership
  • Dysfunctional U.S. LLM Programs 
  • Secretary of State Kerry on International Education
  • Supreme Court Justice Reviews LL.M. Roadmap
Above is a video by experts on getting law jobs. It is relevant to international LL.M. & J.D. students. The video was produced by the American Law Institute (ALI), the American Bar Association (ABA), and the Association for Legal Career Professionals (NALP).

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