How can I get admission to Harvard for LLM?

<p>To pursue an LLM from Harvard, the applicants are required to meet the entry requirements given below:</p><ul><li>A J.D. (Juris Doctor) from an ABA-approved US law school or a first law degree (J.D., LLB or the equivalent) from a law school</li><li>If the applicants are in the final year of law studies, then they must complete the degree no later than June of the year in which they are intended to enroll</li><li>Usually, to study LLM from Harvard, no work experience or further study beyond law school is needed. However, the applicants with two or more years of work experience have a better sense of what they hope to accomplish during the LLM program</li><li>TOEFL test score</li></ul>

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<p>Admission to&nbsp;<strong>LLM program</strong>&nbsp;at Harvard University is&nbsp;<strong>highly competitive</strong>. Each year, around 1600 applicants compete for around 180 places in the LLM program.&nbsp;</p><p>Harvard University admission requirements for LLM course are:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>The applicants must have a J.D. (Juris Doctor) from an ABA approved US Law School or a first-law degree (J.D., LLB or equivalent) from a foreign law school</li><li>While evaluating the applications, the Committee of Harvard University takes into consideration the&nbsp;<strong>applicant&rsquo;s grades and rank in their law</strong>&nbsp;and other university studies, occupational interests, letters of recommendation, professional and personal achievements, and other factors.&nbsp;</li></ul>

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