The Law Student Association at AUAF hosted a lecture on “Legal Education and a Legal Career in the US,” featuring a keynote speech by Margareth Etienne, Senior Associate Dean for Graduate and International Programs at Illinois College of Law. Her opening remarks shed light on the institution’s unique features, including its smaller class sizes and flexible bar exam options, setting the stage for an enriching exploration of the legal opportunities awaiting students.
Professor Etienne artfully highlighted the integrated classroom experience, where students are presented to a blend of theoretical perspectives and real-world skills, facilitated by a faculty comprised of graduates from prestigious institutions. Notably, she highlighted the LLM program’s international student cohort, diverse course concentrations, flexibility, affordability, and networking opportunities, along with the availability of partial tuition scholarships.
As the session concluded, the enthusiastic engagement underscored the attendees’ eagerness to further explore the opportunities presented and highlighted the valuable guidance provided by Professor Etienne and her colleagues. Overall, the session served as a valuable resource for students navigating their academic and career journeys in the dynamic legal landscape.
