Welcome To LLM Guru
LLM Guru is an initiative to help people realize their dream to study law outside their home country. This could mean in the form of LLM admission, or a bar exam course or simply wanting to obtain greater knowledge on what is the logical next step for you in your career.
We have seen in our experience that there are many admissions consultants available, but they often have not gone through the rigor of the program themselves. Therefore, their advice is often generic and is sometimes unfounded. We aim to change that by providing valuable information from people who have actually been a part of an LLM program and who know what it takes to get into a top program. So instead of someone who simply runs an admissions consultancy and sees you only as a revenue source, we see every candidate as someone who wants to realize their dream. And our goal isn’t to make profit, but rather to help people realize their own goals.
Our Services
Initial Consultation
Deciding where to pursue your LL.M. can be a daunting task. There are a billion considerations in your mind: location, employment considerations, the reputation of the law school, the list is endless.
CV Review
The CV is one of the most underrated and most painstaking part of the application process. One would think that knowing yourself would actually be simple. Perhaps it is. It’s getting your life down to a page which is the challenge.
Personal Statement Editing
It’s important to pitch your application a certain way. Or different ways for different schools. As the saying goes, different strokes for different folks!
Scholarship Essay Editing
No discussion on LL.M. programs would be complete without talking about the financial considerations that are involved. Getting an LL.M. can be expensive ranging from $30,000 to even $70,000.
Editing Letters of Recommendation
They say a letter of recommendation can make or break an application. They are correct. However not all recommendations were created equal. And neither are any two recommenders equivalent as well.
Bar Prep Advice
While you are settling into classes, and getting used to the law school environment in general, another big decision will be what bar prep course you take. Usually this is done earlier in the semester,
