For many years U.S. law schools have permitted international students to earn a Master of Laws *LL.M." degree in one year. If they wanted a J.D. degree, they had to study for a full 3 years, the same amount of time for non-international students.
Now, some law schools permit international students to earn a J.D. degree in only two years, instead of three. The Go LL.M. website describes some of these "accelerated" J.D. programs at schools such as the University of Arizona Law, Northwestern Law, and SUNY Buffalo Law School.
International students may have the option of earning a 1-year LL.M., a 2-year J.D. - - or maybe both!
Now, some law schools permit international students to earn a J.D. degree in only two years, instead of three. The Go LL.M. website describes some of these "accelerated" J.D. programs at schools such as the University of Arizona Law, Northwestern Law, and SUNY Buffalo Law School.
International students may have the option of earning a 1-year LL.M., a 2-year J.D. - - or maybe both!
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