LLM in Intellectual Property & Technology Law

Original transcripts from all colleges and universities you have attended are required. The transcripts should show your grades, approximate class rank, and any degree received. If the degree received is not printed on the transcript, you must provide a copy of the diploma certificate. If possible, please provide a grading system explanation sheet from each school. If not in English, transcripts and diplomas must be accompanied by an English translation. The School of Law may require a credential evaluation to be completed as part of the review process.

Foreign applicants (those who are not U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents) must submit the Certification of Finances Form (also available on our website) and supporting documents, showing funds covering the nine months of study at the university. Certification may be submitted either with your application or after you are admitted.

The Admissions Committee requires two (2) letters of recommendation in support of your application. An optional third letter may be submitted, but no more than three (3) letters of recommendation will be considered for one application.

The Admissions Committee requires that each applicant submit a personal statement to supplement the application form. The statement should focus on your reasons for applying to the LLM program, your preparation for the LLM Program, and career goals. The Committee is interested in your personal experiences, background and accomplishments. Other factors that are helpful to the Committee include co-curricular activities, areas of interest, past or present employment, and university honors.

A resume or curriculum vitae (C.V.) is required It should be current as of your application.

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