Pursuing an LLM from Stanford Law School

In this session, Anuja Agarwal would be talking about the degree, the university, the application procedure, improving your chances of selection, her personal experiences, the opportunities, and skills one acquires during and post these degrees as well as the relevance of this degree to a law student.
Anuja Agarwal graduated from National Law University, Delhi in 2016, after which she completed her LLM from Stanford Law School in 2020 where she was an Editor with the Stanford Transatlantic Technology Law Forum. She then practiced as a Legal Counsel at Quagmire Consulting and is currently working as a Law Clerk at the California Department of Justice.
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About LLM from Stanford:
The Master of Laws (LLM) program at Stanford Law School (a part of Stanford University) is a one-year post-graduate program for law students. The program offers 4 LLMs in (1) Corporate Governance and Practice (2) Environmental Law and Policy (3) International Economic Law, Business and Policy (4) Law, Science and Technology. For more information: law.stanford.edu/office-of-st...
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[@student8235]

Thanks for explaining the application process in such detail

[@preethikavilikatta7260]

Thanks for the video!

[@randomuser7079]

That was quite helpful

[@vrushalbhalerao6474]

Very nice

[@DD-jj9bd]

Im excited! Finally a law school where I can shout down someone w whom I disagree instead of arguing on the merits like a “lawyer” would. So much easier this way! Thanks Stanford!

[@goldengirlgoldengirl7498]

😮😮😮

[@kedaryadav4118]

How much is the cost of llm one year in Stanford ?

[@Papita836]

Mam does standford offer llb??

[@dhruvbhatnagar4180]

I know your question was addressed to the speaker, but just to help -- in my view the answer is no. For an LLB degree you may have to go for an Indian university. There is, however, a JD course which may be equivalent to LLB degree in India -- even the speaker briefly mentioned the JD course. In case you are interested in specialising in US law then you may want to consider JD course, but for that the application and eligibility requirements would be different.

[@shaiquatanveer.3934]

Whar are transcripts?

[@priyanshkanawat4722]

Report card

[@shaiquatanveer.3934]

@@priyanshkanawat4722 Thanks

[@khaledali-jp8cu]

Is there a chance for me to get accepted in LLm program with low GPA as "C" CGPA

[@Nikhil.77777]

No

[@g12nm]

​@@Nikhil.77777 have a cgpa 8.15 from an Nlu, any chance

[@Know_moresolution]

Is there racism or jobs are given?

[@Nikhil.77777]

Can we get job opportunities n us after llm .