Office of Graduate Careers

For your first visit to Office of Graduate Careers and if you have questions related to the job search process, resumes and cover letters, networking and informational interviewing, or other related topics.

If you have previously met with a career advisor and you have questions about the job search process, resumes and cover letters, networking and informational interviewing, or other related topics that have arisen since your earlier appointment.

If you have graduated from the LL.M. program in the past three years and are looking for general job search guidance. Students expecting to graduate in the 2021-2022 academic year or later should NOT schedule this option.

If you wish to sit down with a career advisor for a brief mock interview. An advisor will ask you some typical interview questions and provide you feedback regarding the substance of your answers, your speaking style, and your demeanor. While you may make a Mock Interview Appointment any time, it is most useful to meet with an advisor before a scheduled interview.

For non-native English speakers seeking additional language and communication support. Must be currently enrolled. If you wish to record your mock interview with a career advisor and have it reviewed by Mari Sakai, lecturer of Legal English and Assistant Director of the Two-Year LL.M. Program. After the mock interview with a career advisor, Professor Sakai will schedule a time to meet with you, listen to the recording, and offer additional language and oral communication support.