TOEFL TOEFL: 550 paper-based; 213 computer-based; 80 IBT IELTS IETLS: 6.5 GRE GRE is not required

PS Your personal statement is especially valuable to the LL.M. Admissions Committee. It should provide a thoughtful reflection on your reasons for seeking an LL.M. in the United States and on your longer-term career and personal goals. Please address the following questions in your personal statement (2 pages max): What are your reasons for seeking an LL.M. degree in the United States? How will an LL.M. degree further your professional and/or personal goals? What do you hope to gain from your experience as an international student? Given your unique background, what specific contributions are you prepared to make to the Moritz community, both in and out of class? How will your membership in the LL.M. class enrich our community of scholars? CV All applicants must submit a resume that contains the following:all post-secondary educational information; all relevant past and present work experience; volunteer, service and/or extracurricular activities with which you have been involved in the past three years; and a list of any honors and/or awards you have received. Fee There is a $50 application fee for international students and a $40 application fee for U.S. RL You are required to submit two letters of recommendation in support of your application for admission. The LL.M. Admissions Committee is especially interested in two aspects of your letters of recommendation: how well your recommenders know you, and what those people tell us about you. Recommenders should address topics such as: performance in independent study or in research groups intellectual independence research interests capacity for analytical thinking ability to work with others ability to organize and express ideas clearly drive and motivation Transcript Official transcripts (and English translations) in sealed envelopes from all previously attended academic institutions