Non-US students joining an American LL.M. program can gain an edge as you transition to a new legal environment at a U.S. law school. A special 6-day LL.M. Preview course in New York will help prepare you for the rigors of your U.S. LL.M. program.
LL.M. Preview offers you an overview of the U.S. Constitution and legal system, coaching in American law teaching methodology, and training in legal analysis and writing skills.
Gain insight into what American law firms look for in foreign candidates, how to present your credentials, and how to build a professional network that can help you achieve your career goals. Learn post-LL.M. career strategies whether you want to work for a U.S. law firm, a multi-national corporation, a governmental ministry, a law faculty, an inter-governmental organization such as the United Nations, or other entity in the U.S. or elsewhere.
Classroom simulations allow you to learn-by-doing in a safe, supportive environment. Learn effective LL.M. student survival and success strategies for you to use inside and outside your LL.M. classrooms, and receive many tips on LL.M. student empowerment.
Learn from speakers associated with some of the most prestigious institutions and firms in the country including:
The 6-day LL.M. Preview course is offered by BARBRI, the leading Bar Exam preparation company in the U.S. BARBRI as prepared over 1 million students to sit for the bar exam across the U.S.
Dates for 2013 LL.M. Preview are 5 - 10 August in New York.
For more information and to enroll in LL.M. Preview, please visit the LL.M. Preview website here.
Or send an e-mail here: LLM@BarBri.com
A program for the LL.M. Preview appears below.
*Professor George Edwards, author of LL.M. Roadmap, will present on “LL.M. Student Survival & Empowerment”. This session will focus on, inter alia, ensuring that your law school meets your reasonable expectations regarding your academic, personal and career expectations. Professor Edwards has long advocated for rights of international LL.M. students in U.S. schools, and is exploring a proposed United Nations Declaration on the Rights of International Students. See, for example, the following:
Below is a copy of the program of LL.M. Preview (5 - 10 August 2013, in New York)!
LL.M. Preview offers you an overview of the U.S. Constitution and legal system, coaching in American law teaching methodology, and training in legal analysis and writing skills.
Gain insight into what American law firms look for in foreign candidates, how to present your credentials, and how to build a professional network that can help you achieve your career goals. Learn post-LL.M. career strategies whether you want to work for a U.S. law firm, a multi-national corporation, a governmental ministry, a law faculty, an inter-governmental organization such as the United Nations, or other entity in the U.S. or elsewhere.
Classroom simulations allow you to learn-by-doing in a safe, supportive environment. Learn effective LL.M. student survival and success strategies for you to use inside and outside your LL.M. classrooms, and receive many tips on LL.M. student empowerment.
Learn from speakers associated with some of the most prestigious institutions and firms in the country including:
- Catholic University, Columbus School of Law
- Columbia University Law School
- Fordham University Law School
- LinkedIn
- LL.M. Roadmap*
- Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP
The 6-day LL.M. Preview course is offered by BARBRI, the leading Bar Exam preparation company in the U.S. BARBRI as prepared over 1 million students to sit for the bar exam across the U.S.
Dates for 2013 LL.M. Preview are 5 - 10 August in New York.
For more information and to enroll in LL.M. Preview, please visit the LL.M. Preview website here.
Or send an e-mail here: LLM@BarBri.com
A program for the LL.M. Preview appears below.
*Professor George Edwards, author of LL.M. Roadmap, will present on “LL.M. Student Survival & Empowerment”. This session will focus on, inter alia, ensuring that your law school meets your reasonable expectations regarding your academic, personal and career expectations. Professor Edwards has long advocated for rights of international LL.M. students in U.S. schools, and is exploring a proposed United Nations Declaration on the Rights of International Students. See, for example, the following:
Below is a copy of the program of LL.M. Preview (5 - 10 August 2013, in New York)!
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