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LLM Program Deadlines for 148 U.S. Law Schools in 41 States - 2014 Autumn / Fall

12/1/2013

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Below is a list of LL.M. program deadlines for law schools around the U.S. for applicants who wish to commence study in August / September 2014 (Fall / Autumn). The list covers law schools in 41 different U.S. States, Puerto Rico, and Washington, D.C.

Please click the link for each school to confirm that school's application deadline(s). Schools may change their application deadlines (usually to extend to give student more time to apply). So be sure to double-check with the schools to learn any new deadlines!

For more hints on LL.M. application deadlines, please see this article:  LLM Application Deadlines - 8 Tips, Secrets & Surprises.
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LLM Application Deadlines – 8 Tips, Secrets & Surprises

12/1/2013

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All LL.M. program websites in the U.S. list “deadlines” for applicants to submit their LL.M. applications. However, there are different “types” of deadlines. And different schools treat “deadlines” in different ways.

Below are some tips, secrets and surprises on LL.M. application deadlines. Follow them to help ensure that you meet the deadline of the U.S. law school(s) you want to attend!

Also, click here to find the LL.M. application deadlines for 148 different U.S. Law Schools in over 40 U.S. States, Puerto Rico and Washington, DC. 

                               8 Tips, Secrets & Surprises for LL.M. Application Deadline

1.       The LL.M. deadline is part of the “formal component” of your LL.M. Application.

All LL.M. applications have two components: (a) a formal component; and (b) an informal component.

On the formal side, your LL.M. application will contain proof of your academic success such as transcripts, diplomas, certificates, list of honors, record of work experience and extra-curricular activities, recommendation letters, personal statements and essays, CV or resume, English language proficiency test scores, and possibly a phone or in-person interview.

An important part of the formal side of the application is the deadline – you must formally submit your application by the deadline identified by the school. Your accomplishments and merit will not be persuasive if your application is not received in a timely fashion.

The informal side of your LL.M. application consists of impressions the admission committee may gather from the courteous or non-courteous manner in which you communicate with them, your application’s tidiness or sloppiness, your perceived ability or inability to follow directions, and your general attitude, as perceived by the admission committee and others at the law school with whom you come into contact during the application process. The admission committee might form an impression, favorable or otherwise, based on the timing of your application – Did you meet the deadline? Did you beat the deadline? Did you miss the deadline? Does it appear as though your application is sloppy because you rushed to meet the deadline?

Please respect and follow all LL.M. applications deadlines! Begin preparing your application early enough so you do not have to rush to submit by the deadline.

2.       Identify and understand the different types of LL.M. Application Deadlines

There are multiple types of LL.M. application deadlines, including: (a) Fixed deadline; (b) Rolling admission deadline; (c) Early admission deadline; (d) Flexible deadline; (e) International v. U.S. student deadline; (f) Part-Time deadline; and (g) Full-Time Deadline.

a.       Fixed LL.M. Application deadline. 

Schools with a “fixed deadline” set a date on which all applications must be submitted. The school will not consider for admission any applicant who submits an application post-deadline. If you miss the deadline, you are out of luck for that year! However you

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