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Fabiana Estrada Tena ’06
Mexico

UVA offers great resources for those wishing to take full advantage of the LL.M. experience. The wide range of courses easily meets the most diverse interests, the teaching quality is excellent, the classroom experience is highly satisfying, and professors are readily available to answer questions or just to have lunch. There are a number of student associations through which LL.M.s can get to know people with common interests and share their comparative expertise. The small size of the class fosters true companionship and enduring friendship between the LL.M.s, and there are many opportunities to interact with the community. The material resources are also great: the library, the student lounges, the wireless printers all over the school, let alone the sports facilities. UVA has it all in the context of an unmatchable environment. This year in Charlottesville could not have been more intellectually challenging and culturally enriching. More

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Intellectual life is the heart of any great academic institution. At Virginia, law in its origins, impact and implications is analyzed and debated in classes, workshops, lecture programs, student organizations, and informal faculty-student exchanges. Faculty members meet with and mentor students, exploring ideas and fostering understanding and creative scholarship. Interdisciplinary thinking comes naturally at Virginia, with a third of the law faculty holding advanced degrees in fields such as psychology, economics, philosophy, history, medicine, and the social study of science and technology. In addition to the vibrant exchanges that develop freely in a community of accomplished scholars and superlative students, the Law School also promotes debate and discussion through several targeted programs.
 

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