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JD after BALLB? Good option?
Few people who got into JD programs at Northwestern, Cornell were getting 60 percent tuition fees waiver. These are people from 3 years undergrad programs, so I don't think it's that unlikely.
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You clearly don't know what U.S. law students and lawyers tend to think of LLM's. They'd be frothing at the mouth to borrow the 'lallum' epithet if they ever got to know of its existence.
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And if you are not a brainless git with sour grapes in his system and an axe to grind, as the writer of this comment evidently seems to be.
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That is very unlikely however good she is. Harvard does need based scholarships and a large component is loans.
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And she had good grades at college as well
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Stop giving wrong advice. A JD is much more precious than a LLM even for a native!
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Are effing kidding me? JD has a much more concrete value than LLM. You won’t get direct jobs after llm
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Yes please. Also can you please move away and comment. Because noojies are not allowed in NLS’s elite space
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ROI for a JD degree is actually quite good.
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Iram had actually got a decent scholarship because of her good CV and application.
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What do you mean by nlsiu too? Nlsiu is the trendsetter
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It's very expensive. The NUJS girl being referred to had to pay full fees despite being a good student.
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A good option provided you have the money to see through it. JD will improve your chances of getting a job at a White Shoe firm.
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Definitely good. You'll learn real law there.
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Iran Haq and Balganesh are very good examples
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Yes, several other NUJS and NALSAR students have done the same. I think others from NLSIU too over the years, other than Shyam.
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Not, why would you want to take the harder route when you can get an LLM if you want to practice.?
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Good if your parents have a lot of money and you are not concerned about ROI.
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It’s very good but most folks here won’t crack Harvard law via lsat - so :)
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