The Priority Deadline for Foreign-Trained Attorneys for the Health Law LL.M. programs is February 15, 2024.
Eligibility
Georgetown Law’s Health Law LL.M. programs are open to both foreign and U.S.-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 the United States must have already completed the university portion of their legal education and received the degree required for admission to the practice of law in their country. Admission to the bar is not required.
For more information on degree eligibility, visit Georgetown Law’s information page here.
For more information about eligibility or admissions requirements, please contact Olohikhuae Egbokhare at oneillhlp@georgetown.edu.
What makes a strong health law candidate?
The Health Law LL.M. Programs thrive on the diversity of perspectives, experiences, and expertise that students bring. While most students have an average of seven years of professional experience, some have decades of experience. We also welcome recent law graduates with strong academic records and a demonstrated commitment to health law. Successful applicants clearly articulate how our program aligns with their professional goals.
Application Requirements
Georgetown Law’s Office of Graduate Admissions administers the application process for both LL.M. and certificate programs. You can find more information on the resource page here. If you have any questions about the application process or understanding what materials are required to apply, please do not hesitate to reach out to the admissions team via email at lawllmadmis@georgetown.edu or by phone at 202-662-9010.
Required Materials
Each applicant must submit the materials outlined below. The Office of Graduate Student Admissions explains each of these items in detail here:
- Application form
- Application fee
- Resume
- Personal statement
- Transcript
- Registrar’s certification form
- TOEFL or IELTS Score (or waiver request)
- Letters of recommendation
- Conduct explanation (if applicable)
- Optional statement.
For more information about Georgetown Law’s LL.M. programs, visit the frequently asked questions page.