• academic record in law school and undergraduate school
• potential for distinguished performance in and contribution to the program
• professional experience and accomplishments
• letters of recommendation
• quality of Personal Statement

• academic record in law school and undergraduate school
• potential for distinguished performance in and contribution to the program
• professional experience and accomplishments
• letters of recommendation
• quality of Personal Statement

LL.M. students will construct a specific course of study in consultation with a faculty advisor. Among the possible areas of concentration* are:

• Advocacy and Dispute Resolution**
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• American Law and Legal Systems
  
• Business Enterprise Organization and Practice
• Constitutional Law
• Contracts and Commercial Law
• Corporate Securities Law
• Criminal Law and Practice
• Employment and Labor Law
• Entertainment, Media and Intellectual Property Law***
• Family and Juvenile Law
• International Business Law and Negotiation**
  
• International and Comparative Law
• International Human Rights
• Jurisprudence and Legal History
• Public Interest/Civil Rights/Civil Liberties
• Real Property/Environmental Law/Land Use
• Technology Innovation and Commercialization
• Torts and Compensation Systems
• Trial Advocacy/Litigation