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    You are at:Home»International and Non-J.D. Programs»Fordham Law Welcomes New Class of Graduate Students

    Fordham Law Welcomes New Class of Graduate Students

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    By on January 13, 2020 International and Non-J.D. Programs, Law School News

    Fordham Law is pleased to announce that 81 new students are joining graduate programs this semester.

    Fordham’s LL.M. programs welcome 49 students to one of eight specializations and 32 students who have enrolled in the M.S.L. program in Corporate Compliance. This new cohort joins the 129 LL.M., 62 M.S.L., and nine doctoral students who are continuing their studies, for a total of 281 graduate students. The new graduate students come from more than 20 countries and often have significant work experience in their respective areas of expertise.

    Fordham Law provides incoming LL.M. students with a robust orientation program that includes introductory lectures on the U.S. legal system, a study tips panel, a professor panel, a welcome reception at which students have the opportunity to meet Dean Matthew Diller and other members of the senior administration of the Law School, a bowling night, a dessert social, and small dinner parties with graduate program administrators.

    “Our graduate students enrich our community in so many ways, both inside and outside of the classroom,” says Assistant Dean Toni Jaeger-Fine, who leads the graduate programs. “Having worked with graduate students for more than 20 years, I remain deeply impressed by their courage, passion, and dedication to their craft.”

    For more information about Fordham Law’s graduate programs, visit the LL.M. program page, the M.S.L. program page, and the S.J.D. program page.

    The fall 2020 application cycle is currently open for all three degree programs, and the summer 2020 application cycle is currently open for the online M.S.L. program in Corporate Compliance.

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