All LL.M. applicants are eligible for a competitive
$1,000 scholarship to help students qualify for resident tuition, rather
than non-resident tuition. Highly-qualified LL.M. applicants will also
be considered for special recognition as one of a limited number of
Dean’s Scholars. A Dean’s Scholar is awarded an ad-ditional scholarship.
Some applicants may qualify for "advanced standing" based upon
prior courses taken in the area of U.S. law or U.S. common law.
Qualifying students are given up to six hours of credit toward their
LL.M. degree for courses taken prior to enrollment, which could result
in substantial savings of time and financial resources.
http://www.law.ttu.edu/acp/academics/llm/
For more informaton on Funding your LLM go to http://www.legalenglish.com/llm/funding.php
Another great post about Texas Tech's LL.M. Program. I've heard nothing but great things about this college and their law program. I am planning on coming to America very soon and I feel Texas would be a great place to attend a college, especially for achieving my masters in law degree.
ReplyDeleteAnyways, I appreciate all the help Legal-Ease International LLM blog has given to me. I've learned a lot about American colleges and how to get into one of their LLM programs.