Master of Laws - Tax Law

The LL.M. Tax Law Concentration Program will offer LL.M. students advanced exposure to tax law and help prepare students for practice in the area. The concentration is awarded upon successful completion of several tax law related courses and a substantial research paper on a tax law topic. The curriculum for the general course of study is designed to either gain basic knowledge of the U.S. legal system or to focus on any area of legal scholarship supported by King Hall’s world-class curricula. Pre-planned specialization allows students to choose and area of focus such as business law, private and public international law, international business and dispute resolution, immigration law, criminal law and procedure, intellectual property, human rights and social justice law, environmental and natural resources law, health law and bioethics, and many others from the broad curriculum. Students may also take a pre-Bar study program. Two-Year LL.M. option .

Official Academic Records (Transcripts) , Two letters of recommendation - It is preferred that these letters come from the applicant’s law professors. Personal Statement - Your personal statement should include personal, academic and professional background and your reasons for seeking an advanced degree. Resume or curriculum vitae - Please list your educational and professional background, in addition to any scholarships, awards or honors you have received. A minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) from the institution where you have earned or will earn your bachelor's degree.