Transnational Legal Practice LL.M.

The Transnational Legal Practice LL.M. degree is a great choice for internationally-trained lawyers and law students who plan to work in cross-border transnational contexts, whether in the U.S or another country. Students who wish to pursue admission the New York Bar Exam can meet the educational requirements for admission and learn the substantive information tested on the exam through the Bar Track. This is a good fit for students who want to be admitted as an attorney in New York, the most popular jurisdiction for foreign-educated attorneys.

Applicants should have already earned, or be in the process of earning, a first degree in law. Professional experience is beneficial, but not required. Transcripts - from all institutions you attended after high school, translated into English; Resume - 1-2 page summary of your education and work experience; Statement of Goals (Essay) - 250-500 words you write for this application about your background, professional goals, and how the LL.M. program relates to those goals; Writing Sample - 2-5 pages you have already written for school or work showing your legal/analytical writing ability.