2022 – 2023
GRADUATE LEGAL STUDIESCONTENTS

Global Reach
The Georgetown Advantage
Program Overview
General & International Legal Studies
Taxation Law
Securities & Financial Regulation Law
International Business & Economic Law
Environmental & Energy Law
Technology Law & Policy
Health Law
National Security Law
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WELCOME TO
THE IDEAL PLACETO STUDY LAW”From our campus in Washington,
D.C.—just minutes from the U.S.
Capitol and Supreme Court—
our students have unlimited opportunities to experience the law inaction. We offer more courses thanany other U.S. law school, taught
by premier faculty. Our graduates
go out across the world, shaping
policy, advancing global enterprise,and serving as advocates for justice.
I invite you to join our exceptional
community.“— William M. Treanor
Executive Vice President and
Dean of the Law CenterPaul Regis Dean Leadership Chair

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GLOBAL
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COUNTRIES &U.S. STATESREPRESENTEDLANGUAGES SPOKEN(Class entering 2021)(Class entering 2021)

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40,000+U.S. & INTERNATIONALLEGAL INSTITUTIONSREPRESENTEDGEORGETOWN LAWGRADUATESWORLDWIDE(Class entering 2021)

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“I chose Georgetown Law because of its strong
reputation in my home country of India. While I
started the LL.M. program at an extremely uncertain time due to the pandemic, Georgetown’s
faculty and staff made the whole experience
more wonderful than I could have imagined.
My professors have been so welcoming andapproachable; it has really been a pleasure to
not only learn from them but to get to know
them as mentors. Georgetown has exceeded my
expectations in every way — from the amazing
friends I’ve made to the marvelous professional
development and leadership opportunities I’ve
been provided with.” — Tulsi Bhatia LL.M. ’22

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THE GEORGETOWNADVANTAGE

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eorgetown Law’s unique combination of strengths provides you
with countless advantages as you take the next important step inyour legal career.

UNMATCHED ACADEMIC BREADTH AND DEPTH

Our curriculum is the largest among U.S. law schools, giving you the flexibility
to design an individualized program based on your interests and goals. Eachspecialization for our LL.M. degrees grows out of an area of excellence at
Georgetown—most ranked among the Top 10 law schools in the nation. Our
22 internationally renowned centers and institutes—laboratories for legal
innovation—provide further opportunities for intellectual challenge.
PREEMINENT SCHOLARS AND PRACTITIONERS

Georgetown’s faculty members are actively engaged in interpreting andshaping the law. You’ll frequently see them testifying before Congressional
committees and speaking in the national media. More than 50 current professors have served in U.S. presidential administrations and federal agencies.
WASHINGTON, D.C. LOCATION

Our students have an unparalleled vantage point—just minutes away fromthe U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court, federal agencies and the headquarters
of institutions including the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.
Top legal experts and thought leaders from around the globe regularly visit
campus, and students have access to externships throughout the city.
A DEDICATED PROFESSIONAL NETWORKOur Office of Graduate Careers, staffed by a group of experienced attorneys, provides one-on-one professional advising for LL.M. students. Faculty,
administrators and our 40,000-plus alumni worldwide serve as ongoing
resources for students seeking advice on career advancement.

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

LL.M.
• Environmental &Energy Law• General/International

Legal Studies• Global Health Law &Governance• International Business& Economic Law• National & Global HealthLaw• National Security Law• Taxation• Technology Law & Policy• Two-Year LL.M.

with Certificate inLegal English
DOCTOR OF JURIDICALSCIENCE (S.J.D.)A

t Georgetown Law, we offer an array of options for graduate study,
including one- and two-year full-time programs, part-time programs andonline programs.

ELIGIBILITY

Our LL.M. programs are open to both U.S.- and foreign-educated lawyers.
U.S.-educated candidates must have received a J.D. degree from a law school
accredited by the American Bar Association. Students educated outside theUnited States must have already completed the university portion of their legal
education and received the degree required for admission to practice law intheir country.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR LL.M. STUDENTS

For all foreign-educated students, we offer the highly popular LL.M. Summer
Experience, a program that enables students to earn up to four academic
credits that count toward the New York Bar.
The LL.M. Post-Graduate Public Interest Fellowship Program is designed toprovide opportunities to Georgetown Law LL.M. students who are interested
in gaining experience post-graduation with a public interest employer or international organization.
DOCTOR OF JURIDICAL SCIENCE (S.J.D.)

Our Doctor of Juridical Science program enables students who have alreadyearned an LL.M. degree from the U.S. or another common law country (suchas the U.K., Canada or Australia) to further their individualized legal scholarshipwhile developing, researching and writing a doctoral-level dissertation.

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“At Georgetown Law, we take special pride in the support we provide
to our graduate student community.
Professors relish their role as mentors, helping students to stretch theirintellectual capabilities and think big
in terms of their future. There’s nothing more satisfying than following the
career trajectories of our stellar graduates.” — Madhavi Sunder, Associate
Dean for International and Graduate
Programs; Frank Sherry Professor ofIntellectual Property

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GENERAL AND
INTERNATIONALLEGAL STUDIESO

ur General Legal Studies and International Legal Studies LL.M. programs
are highly flexible degree programs available to lawyers educated outsideof the United States.

A CURRICULUM TAILORED TO YOUR GOALSThe General Studies LL.M. has no specific course requirements, allowing you
to assemble a program of study from Georgetown Law’s unrivaled selectionof courses. The International Legal Studies LL.M. is similarly flexible, providing
you the opportunity to choose courses from one of the largest international law
curricula of any U.S. law school, while still having room to take elective courses.
You can also establish strong foundations in the U.S. legal system and its
research and communication methods through courses specifically designed
for these purposes, including Introduction to U.S. Legal Systems and U.S. Legal
Research, Analysis and Writing.
Dedicated academic advisors are available to assist you in selecting courses tomeet your individual professional goals and interests.
NEW YORK BAR ELIGIBILITY

You may be able to fulfill the course requirements for New York Bar eligibility
while pursuing either of these degrees.
SPECIALTY CERTIFICATES

You can further specialize by completing a certificate program in International
Human Rights Law, International Arbitration & Dispute Resolution, Foodand Drug Law, Securities & Financial Law, U.S. Health Law, Refugees andHumanitarian Emergencies or World Trade Organization (WTO) & International
Trade Studies.

8INNOVATIVE TWO-YEAR LL.M.
Established more than a decade ago as the first program of its kind in the U.S., Georgetown Law’s
Two-Year LL.M. with a Certificate in Legal English offers foreign-educated lawyers the opportunity
to focus more intensively on a specific area of law while achieving mastery in written and oral legal
English. All classes are taught by Georgetown Law faculty and Legal English faculty.
You begin as a member of the LL.M. class, completing required courses in the Legal English
curriculum in your first year, along with courses from the LL.M. curriculum. During the summer,
you can continue your legal studies in a number of ways, such as participating in the Georgetown
LL.M. Summer Experience in Washington, D.C., taking classes in the Georgetown London Summer
Program or pursuing an internship. In the second year, you select your own course of study from
Georgetown Law’s 300+ graduate course offerings.

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“Attending Georgetown Law for my
LL.M. in taxation has proven to be oneof the best decisions I have ever made.
There is an unmatchable sense of community—from the administration to thestudents. At Georgetown, you will benefit from some of the brightest scholars
and most helpful professors in all ofacademia. And the quantity and qualityof courses available are unsurpassed.”— Nicholas Combs LL.M. ’22

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TAXATION LAW

W

idely recognized as one of the preeminent programs in tax
law, Georgetown Law’s Taxation LL.M. is open to both U.S.- andforeign-educated lawyers and can be pursued in person or online.

65+ COURSES

Our location in Washington, D.C. allows us to offer among the most comprehensive tax curricula of any graduate tax program in the country, comprising morethan 65 courses and seminars. You can also develop special expertise throughour certificate programs in Employee Benefits Law, Estate Planning, International Taxation, and State and Local Taxation.
100+ FACULTY

At Georgetown, you have the opportunity not only to learn from world-renowned
scholars, but also to be taught by those who are actually creating tax policy andenforcing and interpreting U.S. tax laws.
The full-time faculty has expertise in the technical issues of taxation as well as
the intersection of tax law and public finance, international trade, fiscal policy,
behavioral economics, and civil rights. Our adjunct faculty includes practitioners
at major law and accounting firms, top government officials from the Internal
Revenue Service, the Department of the Treasury and the Department of Justice, and judges at the U.S. Tax Court.
PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT

Georgetown has a full-time professional development staff devoted exclusively
to helping students with academic and career planning. Our externship program
allows you to receive hands-on experience and academic credit by working for
major international law firms the national offices of the Big 4 accounting firms,
and governmental agencies.
Over the past five years, 90-99 percent of Georgetown Law Taxation LL.M.
students had secured employment by graduation.

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TAX LL.M. CLASS OF 2022

20+ TAX SCHOLARSHIPS & FELLOWSHIPS

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Georgetown Law offers a variety of prestigious graduate tax scholarships
and fellowships to incoming Tax LL.M. students.

Students

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GEORGETOWN GRADUATE TAX SCHOLARSEach year the Law Center chooses a small number of exceptional full-time Taxation LL.M. students as Graduate Tax Scholars. Scholars receive tuition awards
and participate in an enrichment program with leading tax scholars, practitioners
and government officials. Selection is based on demonstrated interest in tax
policy and potential to excel in tax scholarship. Scholarships are available to both
U.S. and foreign-trained Tax LL.M. students.
GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS IN STATE AND LOCAL TAXATION

In conjunction with the Council on State and Local Taxation (COST), the
Law Center invites applications for two annual fellowships in State andLocal Taxation. Fellows receive a $7,500 stipend and an internship at COST.
NAMED TAX LL.M. SCHOLARSHIPS•

Akin Gump–Robert Rothman Scholarship•

Albert G. Lauber Endowed Scholarship•

KPMG Foundation Tax Scholarship•

Leonard B. Terr Memorial Scholarship

Universities offirst law degree56%

Post-JD work
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SECURITIESAND FINANCIAL
REGULATION LAWO

ur Executive Securities and Financial Regulation LL.M., establishedin 2012, is offered as a part-time online program and is available to both
U.S.- and foreign-trained lawyers.

The program is designed for lawyers already employed in a related field whowish to deepen their expertise in securities, financial and/or business law
and appreciate the flexibility of the online format. Students receive the samehigh-quality instruction and learning experience as the traditional LL.M. andCertificate programs, but have the flexibility to attend class and complete
assignments at times and in locations that are convenient to them.
A rotating selection of courses is offered each year. Sample courses include
Financial Market Reform and Innovation, International White Collar Crime, andEssentials of Fintech Law. Students generally complete their degree requirements within eighteen months to three years.
Many of our expert faculty members have direct experience in the regulatory
sector, including the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Financial
Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).

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INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS ANDECONOMIC LAW

Georgetown’s LL.M. in International Business and Economic Law (IBEL)
enables students to gain a deeper understanding of how national andinternational law shapes trade, finance and world markets.

FLEXIBLE CURRICULUM

As an IBEL student, you take a class in corporations, at least one class related
to international regulation, and at least one class related to international business. You then choose the remainder of your specialized classes from more than
70 courses related to business and international law, and elective credits from
Georgetown Law’s entire curriculum.
GLOBAL EXPERTISE

Our faculty include renowned scholars in areas ranging from sovereign debt tocryptocurrency, who are involved in real-world policymaking and advocacy. Many
have worked for U.S. and international economic organizations, such as Professor Anne Marie Whitesell, former secretary general of the ICC International
Court of Arbitration.
Faculty members are also highly involved in organizing international conferences
and symposia on cutting-edge issues involving international law and business.
Professor Chris Brummer, faculty director of the Institute of International Economic Law (IIEL), is the founder of DC Fintech Week, a global forum on financial
technology.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIESIBEL students are eligible to apply for specialized fellowships and scholarships
related to their interests. The IIEL Fellowship Program, for example, brings
together a select group of Georgetown J.D., LL.M. and doctoral students withscholars, policymakers and practitioners to discuss new policy developments ininternational economic law.

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“After earning legal degrees in London andParis, I chose to continue my studies at
Georgetown Law because of the quality ofeducation here. The curriculum is amazing,with so many classes to choose from. I also
fell in love with Washington, and the law
campus is at the heart of the city! You haveso many opportunities here—I’m currently
working as a legal extern at the World Bank
Group. Georgetown Law is a close community, with students of all ages from all aroundthe world. It feels like a family. Everyone isalways trying to help.” — Inès Briand, International Business & Economic Law LL.M. ’22

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THE GEORGETOWN CLIMATE CENTER
As a student in the Environmental and Energy Law LL.M.
program, you have the opportunity to become involved in the
cutting-edge work of the Georgetown Climate Center, a leading
think tank shaping state and national environmental policies.
The Climate Center played a central role in developing the EPA’s
Clean Power Plan and facilitates the Transportation and Climate
Initiative, a regional collaboration of 12 states and the Districtof Columbia. The center’s founding director, Victoria Arroyo,
was recently appointed Associate Administrator for the Office of
Policy at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

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ENVIRONMENTAL
AND ENERGY LAWT

he Environmental and Energy Law LL.M. degree program encompasses
environmental, energy, natural resources, land use and food law. Our
students gain practical skills and first-hand insights into some of the mostcompelling environmental issues facing the U.S. and the world.

MELDING THEORY AND PRACTICE

The curriculum combines diverse and rigorous pedagogy with practical, realworld opportunities available only in Washington, D.C. In the first semester, allstudents are enrolled in a specialized Environmental Lawyering Seminar, giving
you the opportunity to engage in high-level idea exchange and relationship building with your classmates. You will also hone your legal skills through a required
practicum or internship.
Beyond these requirements, you design a curriculum tailored to your areas ofinterest, taught by the nation’s leading scholars and practitioners. Courses range
from our Federal Environmental Litigation Seminar, in which students draft theirown civil enforcement complaint, to Energy Trading and Market Regulation.
UNRIVALED ACCESS

Georgetown’s location at the heart of the U.S. capital gives you unique opportunities for internships and professional networking. You have ready access to the
U.S. Congress, the Environmental Protection Agency and other governmental
agencies, federal courts, private legal and energy firms and international organizations such as the World Bank.
UNEP FELLOWSHIP

Georgetown has teamed with the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) to establish the Global Environment & Sustainability Law Fellows Program for public sector lawyers from developing countries. The program provides
tuition support and postgraduate training at UNEP, and is the only program of its
kind in the world.

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TECHNOLOGY LAWAND POLICY

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Technology law
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he business and public interest worlds alike demand advocates who canaddress new legal, ethical and societal challenges as they arise alongside
rapid advances in technology. In response, Georgetown has created two
master’s level programs—one for lawyers, the other for non-lawyers.
Home to the nation’s leading academic programs in technology law and policy,
Georgetown Law is the ideal place for these innovative degrees.

TECHNOLOGY LAW & POLICY LL.M.

Georgetown’s LL.M. in Technology Law & Policy is designed both for recent law
school graduates interested in entering technology-related fields and for mid-career lawyers and policymakers seeking to hone their expertise in this specialty.
The extensive curriculum includes courses ranging from First Amendment Law
in a Digital Age to Information Privacy Law to Technology and Election Integrity.
MASTER OF LAW AND TECHNOLOGY

The laws and policies related to technology are increasingly relevant to thoseoutside the legal field, including policy advisors, journalists, product developers,
entrepreneurs, civil society advocates and others. Georgetown’s Master of Law
and Technology (M.L.T.) program is designed for non-lawyers who need to understand this quickly evolving area of law. In addition to required courses in Foundations of American Law and Digital Law & Policy, the curriculum includes a wide
selection of courses such as Competition Policy Challenges in Tech and Policing
in the 21st Century: Law Enforcement, Technology & Surveillance.

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INSTITUTE FOR TECHNOLOGY LAW & POLICY
Georgetown’s Institute for Technology Law & Policy is dedicatedto training students, educating policymakers, and informing the
public about the key challenges and opportunities at the intersection of law and technology.
The institute provides a uniquely valuable forum in Washington,
D.C., for policymakers, academics and technologists to discuss
the most pressing issues and opportunities in technology law
today — sponsoring an annual calendar of international conferences, and symposia. Recent events have included “Intellectual Property and COVID-19,” co-sponsored by the Universityof Hong Kong, and “Towards Inclusive Digital Trade,” featuring
keynote speaker Ambassador Katherine Tai, United States Trade
Representative.

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O’NEILL INSTITUTE FOR NATIONAL AND GLOBALHEALTH LAW
Georgetown is home to the O’Neill Institute for National andGlobal Health Law, one of the world’s premier institutions working at the intersection of health and law. Founded in 2007, theinstitute is led by renowned scholar Lawrence O. Gostin, a major
voice in shaping national and international health policy.
National and Global Health Law LL.M. students have the unique
opportunity to engage with the institute, working as research assistants, enrolling in practicum courses, attending symposia andevents, and participating in career and professional development programs—including a mentorship program that partners
students with O’Neill Institute staff and program alumni.

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HEALTH LAWW

e offer two LL.M. programs in health law, which can be pursued fulltime or part-time. Our innovative programs explore the intersectionsof health and law, including global health governance, health andhuman rights, food and drug law, access to health care, and legal interventions
to prevent and control infectious and non-communicable diseases.

MULTIDISCIPLINARY ADVANTAGE

As a student you can draw on Georgetown’s world-class resources at the
School of Medicine, School of Nursing and Health Studies, McCourt School of
Public Policy, School of Foreign Service and more. You also have the opportunity
to pursue a joint LL.M./M.P.H. degree with the top-ranked Bloomberg School of
Public Health at Johns Hopkins University.
NATIONAL AND GLOBAL HEALTH LAW LL.M.

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Program graduatessince 2007

This degree program features a specialized Global Health Law course that
explores the roles that law, lawyers, and legal institutions play in public healthacross the globe. You work with a dedicated academic advisor to select additional courses from Georgetown Law’s extensive health law curriculum.
GLOBAL HEALTH LAW AND GOVERNANCE LL.M.

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Countries in whichalumni are currently
working

In this unique program, you spend the fall semester at Georgetown Law andthe spring semester at the Graduate Institute of International and Development
Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. In addition to coursework, you complete either
an approved internship or a dissertation.
As a degree candidate, you are eligible to apply for a Global Health Law
scholarship. Global Health Law Scholars receive full- or partial-tuition awards.

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NATIONAL
SECURITY LAW

Georgetown’s program in national security law offers an unmatched combination of strengths: faculty with real-world experience in the field, unique
opportunities such as our annual National Security Law Crisis Simulation,
and an alumni network of high-level practitioners, including current U.S. Directorof National Intelligence Avril Haines (L’01).

THE LL.M. PROGRAM

The National Security Law LL.M. program at Georgetown is a boutique specialization designed for mid-career national security law practitioners interested indeveloping specific expertise, seasoned lawyers transitioning to the field, foreign-trained attorneys with knowledge of international and U.S. law, and a small
number of recent law graduates.
PROSEMINAR IN NATIONAL SECURITY

The Proseminar in National Security Law serves as the gateway course for
National Security Law LL.M. students, and is one of the distinguishing featuresof the program. The Proseminar prepares you to engage in direct dialogue
among different parts of the national security community, including civilian andmilitary government agencies, human rights organizations, law firms, contractors and civil liberties organizations.
A WEALTH OF RESOURCES

Georgetown’s Center on National Security Law brings a holistic and multidisciplinary approach to addressing some of the most pressing concerns in national
security law and policy. The center recently launched a new 360 Innovation
Incubator, a problem-solving lab for complex real-world security problems.
If you are interested in national security scholarship, the Journal of National
Security Law & Policy offers the opportunity to serve as an LL.M. Peer
Reviewer, vetting and reviewing manuscripts for the renowned publication.

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“Georgetown has a massive reservoirof knowledge and expertise — wehave 20 full-time faculty who donational security law, and nearly 50
adjuncts. It means we can do more.
We have the national security law
simulation, the Guantanamo Bay
observer program, and so many
more opportunities. You just can’t
get this anywhere else.”— Professor Laura Donohue, Director, Center on National Security Law

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DESIGN YOUROWN PROGRAM

DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMSCERTIFICATES OF SPECIALIZATIONACCOMPANYING THE LL.M. DEGREE•

International Arbitration and Dispute
Resolution•

International Human Rights Law•

Securities & Financial Law•

World Trade Organization (WTO) &International Trade Studies••

LL.M./M.B.A from HEC (Paris)•

LL.M./Master’s in Management from
HEC (Paris)•

LL.M./LL.M. in International Arbitration and
Dispute Resolution from Tsinghua Law
School (Beijing)•

LL.M./Master’s in International Affairs from
Sciences Po (Paris)•

LL.M./Master’s of Public Health from Johns
Hopkins (Baltimore)

Refugees and Humanitarian Emergencies

STAND-ALONE CERTIFICATES OF
SPECIALIZATION•State and Local Taxation*

JOINT LL.M. PROGRAMS•

Employee Benefits*••

Food and Drug Law•

International Taxation*

Joint LL.M. in Global Health Law and Governance from Georgetown/Graduate Instituteof International and Development Studies••

Estate Planning*

Joint LL.M. from Georgetown/Center forTransnational Legal Studies (London)•

U.S. Health Law*Certificate which can also be completed
through our Executive/online program.

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APPLYT

he Office of Graduate Admissions is here
to help at every step of the application
process.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate
to reach out to us via email at lawllmadmis@
georgetown.edu or by phone at 202-662-9010.
SELECTION CRITERIA

Every year we receive thousands of applications
from more than 100 countries. We review eachapplication in a holistic manner, considering
academic and professional qualifications alongwith many other qualitative factors. We understand that there is more to an applicant thanjust numbers.
Georgetown Law has a rolling admissions
process, which means it is to your advantage toapply as early as possible.
APPLICATION PROCESS

Georgetown Law strongly prefers that applicants
apply online via the LSAC electronic application.
LSAC needs time to process materials once
received at its offices, so applicants should send
their materials to LSAC well in advance of application deadlines.
If you want to apply with a traditional paper application or are unable to apply via LSAC, you may
do so.

Please note that there are separate applications
for those applicants who received their first
degree in law in the United States (i.e., Juris
Doctor) and for those who received their first
degree in law from another country.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Students who are U.S. citizens or permanent
residents may apply for financial aid in the formof loans. For more information please visit ourFinancial Aid webpage.
As part of the student visa application process,international students admitted to Georgetown
Law must be able to demonstrate the ability tofinance their entire course of study. We encourage international students to begin the search forfinancing as early in the process as possible, by
exploring loan and scholarship options that may
be available through your home country government or other scholarship organizations.
FELLOWSHIPS & SCHOLARSHIPS

Georgetown Law offers numerous fellowships
and scholarships to admitted LL.M. students. For
more information, please visit our Scholarships &Fellowships webpage. Scholarships are awarded
on a rolling basis, and priority is given to applicants who apply by the published deadlines.

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DATES AND DEADLINESDEADLINES

FOR MORE INFORMATIONOCTOBER 3, 2022

ADMISSIONSFirst Day Graduate Applications Acceptedfor Fall 2023

https://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions-aid/
graduate-admissions/

NOVEMBER 15, 2022

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS

Early Action Deadline for Foreign-Trained Attorneys

https://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions-aid/
graduate-admissions/scholarships-fellowships/

JANUARY 5, 2023

Early Action Deadline for U.S.-Trained
Attorneys

FINANCIAL AID

https://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions-aid/
financial-aid/

FEBRUARY 3, 2023

Regular Action Deadline for Foreign-Trained
Attorneys

GRADUATE CAREERS

https://www.law.georgetown.edu/your-life-career/
career-exploration-professional-development/for-ll-mstudents/

FEBRUARY 10, 2023

Regular Action Deadline for U.S.-Trained Attorneys

VISA SERVICESMARCH 10, 2023

https://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions-aid/
international-students/

Regular Action Deadline for Non-Lawyer Programs*NOTE: Scholarships are awarded on a rolling basis,and priority is given to applicants who apply by the
published deadlines.

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