hornet2011

Hey I know this post is old, but if you haven't already decided to go to law school I am currently living in Paris doing a masters program. I am a native English speaker but have lived for over 3 years in Francophone countries and did my B.A. in the United States in French Literature. Since I've been here I've had to take a few law classes, but not at Science Po, and frankly unless you can honestly consider yourself a near-native speaker I would highly recommend against going on the French language track at Science Po. Also I would not recommend going and getting your Masters I in France without a JD. Even if you went back to the USA and got a LLM you would be unable to sit for the bar in many states. If you want to work in France, look to schools like American University Law School or even if you don't score as well on the LSAT Vermont Law School as they offer joint degree programs with many prestigious law faculties in Paris. Also almost all the T14 offer similar programs as well. Bon courage!