Which Law School?

Harvard Law School, Langdell Hall
Students planning to study in the U.S. should make sure that the university they want to apply to is approved by the American Bar Association (ABA). This is particularly important for students who intend to earn their degree through distance-learning. Please note that the ABA's approval of a law school extends only to the first professional degree in law (J.D.) offered.
For further information on the quality of law schools, or on the validity of a certain degree, contact your local bar association and your local higher education authorities. In addition, you may want to consult one of the books listed below.
American Universities
ABA-LSAC Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools
Edited by Wendy Margolis, Bonnie Gordon, Joe Puskarz, and David Rosenlieb
Annual guide published by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) featuring all the programs approved by the American Bar Association (ABA) in the United States.
(amazon.com) - (amazon.co.uk) - (amazon.de)
Rechtstudium in den USA
by Marianne Roth and Renate Nikolay
A compact, German-language guide to studying for an LLM in the United States, with program listings and advice.
UK Universities
The Times Good University Guide 2007
by Andrew Hindmarsh and Bernard Kingston
The London Times newspaper has been publishing its famous listings of the UK’s top university programs and courses since the early 1990’s. The annual book includes annual tables and rankings of British universities in dozens of different subjects, as well as includes sections of advice and profiles of the country’s major universities.
(amazon.com) - (amazon.co.uk) - (amazon.de)
European Universities
Der LL.M. in der Europäischen Union. Bewerbungsverfahren und Studienorte
by Jens Karsten and Markus Marcell Wirtz
A German-language guide to European LLM programs, written by two German lawyers who got their LLMs in the United Kingdom.










