applicant must hold the academic degree regarded as his or her country’s first professional degree in law (equivalent to a U.S. J.D. degree). Virtually all members of the LL.M. class at Virginia Law are from abroad. In general, Virginia Law does not admit students who have received an LL.M. degree from another U.S. school.

Applicants must select one area of specialization within the LL.M. program. For example, applicants must choose to apply to either to the LL.M. in Public Service Law or the LL.M. in International Law.

Students may enter the LL.M. program in either the fall semester, which begins in August, or the spring semester, which begins in January. There is no set application deadline, but the application fee varies with the time of year in which you apply as follows:

The Duke LLM program for foreign law graduates is available only to applicants who have completed their law studies in a non-American university or comparable institution.

Yes. There are several states that permit international LL.M. graduates to take their bar examination. Many of these states have additional requirements that may preclude an LL.M. graduate from taking the bar. We recommend that international students interested in a bar examination check with the Board of Law Examiners of the state where they wish to take the bar to see if they are eligible. Detailed information regarding admission can be found at the American Bar Association website.

Yes. International students wishing to extend their stay in the United States after receiving their LL.M. degree are able to do so with Optional Practical Training (OPT). Students completing the LL.M. Program on an F-1 student visa are eligible for up to twelve months of OPT authorized by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS, formerly known as the INS). OPT must be directly related to a student's field of study and appropriate to the level of education.

No. Since the review, selection, and award processes take approximately 9 months, you should not apply if at the time of application you have less than two years to complete your current degree requirements. These fellowships are not intended to support postdoctoral work and cannot be transferred to other programs or institutions. If you are reasonably certain that you will be accepted into a Ph.D. program, you can apply as a "Doctoral Student.

Applicants ordinarily hold a first degree in law from an accredited institution outside the United States. The law degree should be the equivalent of the JD or LLB degree. Applicants who intend to sit for the New York bar exam following graduation should be aware of the requirements of legal education before applying to take the New York bar exam. Rules for admission of attorneys who studied law in a country other than the U.S.

Any resident of the United States or American citizen living abroad who is unable to read or use standard print materials as a result of a temporary or permanent visual or physical limitation may receive service.

All applicants must be enrolled in an bachelor degree program at the time of the REU. Seniors who will graduate before the summer of 2007 are not eligible.

Applications will be accepted through April 30th on a rolling basis. Once your application has been received, you will be notified within two weeks whether you have been accepted in to the program. The program is open to college students who are currently in their junior or senior year of college. Other admissions may be possible by special arrangement on a case by case basis.

We look for university and college students who are curious about the world and enjoy new challenges, and who have a good academic background. Preference is given to those who demonstrate open mindedness, flexibility, and understand what it means to be a "team player". Students who have not decided yet what career to study but want to have some previous working experience before making up their minds can also apply.

must be a level GS-13, GS-14, or GS-15 (or equivalent) in a professional or management series or SES; and

Currently, any school in the state of Michigan is eligible to apply for the recognition program, whether public, private, or charter. If your school is not located in Michigan and you would like to know more about the Recognition Program, please contact us. If you are not representing a school but would like to review the online Recognition Program application, please contact us.

Applicants should be highly motivated and high-achieving UCI undergraduates of at least junior standing in any discipline. Applicants should also have completed at least one quarter of research under the guidance of a faculty mentor prior to the start of the program.

This program primarily attracts foreign lawyers with a first degree in law who would like to increase their understanding of American legal principles or to hone their skills in specialized areas. From this popular LL.M. program, we enroll 55-60 students.

Because of the class meeting times and the amount of course work required of full-time students at Columbia Law School, it is impossible to maintain a full-time job at the same time. Students who wish to work usually find part-time work on campus. Due to visa regulations, international students can only work on campus. Browser Requirements Copyright© 2007, Columbia Law School. For questions or comments, please contact the webmaster.

The full-time program could be completed in one year. Students would enroll in 12 credits for fall, 12 credits for spring, and 6 credits for summer. Summer course work would be completed in the form of an internship The part-time program could be completed in two, possibly three years. Students would enroll in 6 credits for fall, 6 credits for spring, and 3 credits for summer. Summer course work would be completed in the form of an internship. Yes.

this time, scholarship funds are not available for the LL.M. program. Fortunately, as a result of our affordable tuition rates, The University of Akron School of Law has been recognized as the #1 and #2 Best Value Law School in America by The National Jurist and by Pre-Law Insider. Under the program, all students have to enroll in either an internship or an externship. We envision placing students in such agencies as the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the U.S.

Law classes typically begin between August 22-27 for the fall semester and between January 11-13 for the spring semester. However, orientation for international LL.M. students will begin approximately 2 weeks before classes begin in the fall and approximately 1 week before classes begin in the spring. In addition, registration and check-in as well as other orientation activities will take place before the first day of class.

We do our best to stay current with all of our information. However, if you happen to notice any gaps in our coverage, a missing program, or outdated information, please do not hesitate to send us an email using our Contact Form. We greatly appreciate your help!

All majors are considered; however, students majoring in NASA-related science, engineering, technology, or mathematics programs are more likely to be qualified. There are no positions listed on the website. Can you tell me when positions will be available? At this time, Student Research Positions become available on a case-by-case basis depending on the research needs of the JSC Life Science Laboratories.