how and where can i get grants and scolarships for getting LLM in contract law? - student from Ukraine?
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The first Web site listed under Sources is a general international scholarship search page. The "educationUSA" Web page can help you find the nearest US Advising Center and some links may lead to other opportunities. The US Agency for International Development sometimes has scholarships in fields that help countries with their economic development. The last Web site listed is about current programs in Ukraine; perhaps it can lead you to a specific program or contact. Finally, it's definitely worth contacting US law schools directly to ask if there are any scholarships. Some schools have their own international scholarships or private scholarships open to international students. There is no central listing that is comprehensive and up-to-date.
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I would suggest that you get in touch with an international student center at one of the local universities.  You can then meet with a student studying here from China, and the student will at least have the insights to tell you where you stand in dealing with this difficult situation.  Otherwise, there is really no way to enforce or honor agreements such as you describe.
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Rare and waste to look online. You must get a sponsor from your own country. There is no such thing as financial aid for foreigners in the U.S. and scholarships are rare unless you have fantastic grades and background. I'd suggest looking through government sponsorship from your country or work/associate yourself with a company that will pay for your education. It's all about connections. If you live in the U.S. and are a resident then there are better options. If you are in the U.S. you should hit the public libraries and ask for scholarship info. They have books and links.\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.londontown.com/london/Postgraduate_Training/ this link may help you with first part of yor question. In other to find funds for your studies apply for scholarships within the institution you chose
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try going to a local uni or college and ask to be put in contact with other learning organisations abroad
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I'm currently a 2L taking my 4th semester of exams, and here's my advice:\n\n1) Learn how to take law school exams.  At least look up some sample exams in Contracts, Property, and Torts on-line before the first one slaps you in the face.  If possible, take a law school exam writing class before your first set of exams.\n2) Have diligent study habits:  Read, take notes summarize, learn how to spot issues in your reading, learn what's important (meaning given more points), and make sure you KNOW those things\n\nAlso, many incoming students don't know:\n1) That most schools do not have quizzes or homework to subsidize your grade in the classes.  Your grade on your final exam is often the only grade you get and the TOTAL grade for the class.\n2) That many bar schools have a mandatory curve for classes that will be tested on the bar exam.  In other words, only 8% to 10% of the people in your class will get A's, and 8% to 10% will get a C- or less.\n\nLaw School is tough, and can be very rewarding.  Best Wishes!
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There are, such as grant money for learning a trade like contracting, or whatever field of intrest to you. Just go to your local library or bookstore and ask them where the government grant books are located.
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And it is depend on where are you from because when you move to another country, you will not be able to use your law degree to get a laywer job there.\nUnless you are trying to open a consultant firm to give advice for foreigner to do business in your country. If that is the case, all you need to do is save some money, and open a business there, apply for a working visa and permanent resident. After a few years, you could apply for a citizenship.
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Hi there, I think the site you want is move-on.org.uk its is linked to the Dept of Education so it may have been given to you by a teacher.  You can test your skills at L1 and L2.\n\nHave fun!
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You need a US company to send u a contract.\nIn order to get a work visa, you need proof that there is an employer in the US who is offering a job.\n\nMake the contacts, get the Job in the US and then go to the consulate.\nIf you get a student visa you wont be able to work.
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Apply now. \nHave you already taken IELTS? If not, do that first.\nHave you already got an offer from a university? If not......don't bother.
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The Legal Aid Board will grant you a certificate for legal aid if in the Board's opinion:\n\nyou have passed the merits test and the means test set \nyou have as a matter of law reasonable grounds for instituting, defending or being a party to the proceedings for which legal aid is sought \nyou are reasonably likely to be successful in the proceedings \nthe proceedings for which legal aid is sought are the most satisfactory means of achieving the result sought by you \nhaving regard to all the circumstances (including the probable cost to the Board, measured against the likely benefit to you), it is reasonable to grant the application. \nyour case does not fall within the excluded areas. \nIf the proceedings concern the welfare of a child including custody or access, factors 3 and 5 will not apply.\n\nAnother type of publicly funded help at court consists of the services of an interpreter where the client is unable to express himself adequately in English.  Sign interpreters are available for deaf and dumb clients and any Welsh speaker within the Principality of Wales, irrespective of ability to speak English or not, is entitled to the services of a Welsh-English interpreter.
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Here is a list of law schools, then maybe look up each one that interests you individually:  http://www.law.warwick.ac.uk/lcc/lawschools.html
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There are MANY assistance programs to get your LLM. Talk to the financial aid office of the school where you got your JD. Most of the time you will be awarded a fellowship, internship, or assistantship. You will almost NEVER recieve anything else. Also, there is some information at: http://www.aba.net
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If you need to "go" somewhere then you may be asking at the wrong time of year. Educational institutions enrol in September. However your typical opportunities include:\n\nAdult Education (ask at your local district/unitary council) - they aren't good quality, mind;\nFurther/Higher Education (colleges and universities) - quality will be better\nPrivate Tuition - either a private language school, or more likely an individual tutor (ask at your local library, check small ads at newsagents and in the local newspaper).\n\nPersonally, seeing that you are in Somerset, rather than a large city like London or Birmingham, I think your best chances are online, if you have internet access at home. Have a look at these websites, and make your selection.\n \n1. FREE ONLINE TUITION\n\na) Marie Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland\nhttp://golem.umcs.lublin.pl/users/ppikuta/lessons/LESSIDX.HTM\nb) Apronus \nhttp://www.apronus.com/polishlessons/lekcje.htm\nc) Phrase Base (free, apparently) \nhttp://www.phrasebase.com/learn/polish.php\nd) Grzegorz Jagodzinski\nhttp://grzegorj.w.interia.pl/kurs/\ne) University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures\nhttp://www.slavic.uiuc.edu/gladney/Elementary_Polish/Start.html\n\n2. PAID ONLINE TUITION\n\na) Rosetta Stone\nhttp://www.fabuloussavings.com/online/us/rosettastone/1/polish/\nb) One Stop Polish\nhttp://onestoppolish.com/polish_lessons.htm
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ask associations within your country (i'm assuming India) who provide such scholarships. if not, go to specific university websites that u'd wanna apply to and check their financial aid schemes - they'll always have a couple for international students
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I would suggest you check out the local GBLT centre. Here is a site that may be helpful. It lists a host of places/organizations you can go to. Good Luck!