Hofstra University

All the prospective students of Hofstra University can apply for admissions either through the Common Application or Hofstra Online application. While applying to Hofstra, students are required to pay a non-refundable fee of $70 = INR 5817*. Hoftrsa gives applicants the opportunity to apply either through Early Action I/Early Action II/Rolling Admissions application type. Applicants can check out the table below for Tulane University's application deadlines 2024 according to the choice of application type:Application TypeApplication DeadlineEarly Action INovember 15, 2023Early Action IIDecember 15, 2023Rolling AdmissionRolling basis*USD 1 = INR 83.15

Hofstra University offers more than 160 undergraduate degree programs as well as over 175 graduate degree programs in the fields of Business, Communications, Education, Engineering, Nursing, Psychology and Health. The annual tuition fees required to pursue a degree course at Hofstra is above 35-40L on an average, which can be considered extremely expensive. Students can refer to the table listed below for course specific fees requirements:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesMS (13 courses)INR 22.4 L - 53.5 LBBA (11 courses)INR 43.4 L - 45.1 LB.E. / B.Tech (9 courses)INR 43.4 L - 45.1 LMIM (9 courses)INR 22.9 L - 32.5 LB.Sc. (15 courses)INR 43.4 L

At Hofstra University, if an applicant is not a native speaker of the English language, they are required to prove their profciency in the language in order to secure an admission. Hofstra accepts major English language scores like: IELTS,  TOEFL & PTE. However, the English language requirement may be waived if the applicant can meet one of the following conditions listed below:Advanced Placement (AP) Examination Equivalents: Language & Composition exam or Literature & Composition exam with 4 or better; orApplicants primarily educated in the following countries/territories; orAfrican (Anglophone): Botswana, Cameroon, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, and ZimbabweAustraliaCommonwealth Caribbean (Anglophone): Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad & TobagoCanada, except Quebec (French)Irish RepublicNew ZealandUnited Kingdom (England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales)Attended a U.S. high school for four years or more; orAttended an accredited U.S. college or university or accredited college or university with English as medium of instruction in the last two years; orAttended entirety of high school at an international high school where English is the medium of instruction; orEarned college credits (including 3 credits in English Composition with a grade of B or higher) at an accredited U.S. college or university.

Hofstra University' Law School is one of the top schools for LLM courses in USA, with the rank #140 in Best Law Schools, awarded by the top ranking body US News & World Report. Hofstra's Law School offers students a world class theoritical as well as practical learning, along with teaching the skills that make students thrive in their career. 90% of Hofstra University's LLM graduates find employment within 10 months of graduation, including full-time, part-time, long-term and short-term positions. When studying in Hofstra's Law School, students can choose to specialize in any of the top law fields, most of which have been ranked in the top 100 by US News & World Report Subject Rankings. Students can refer to the listings below for the course-specific rank details:#78 in Business/Corporate Law;#89 in Clinical Training;#86 in Constitutional Law;#109 in Contracts/Commercial Law;#73 in Criminal Law;#50 in Dispute Resolution;#138 in Environmental Law;#83 in Health Care Law;#81 in Intellectual Property Law;#103 in International Law;#42 in Legal Writing;#74 in Tax Law; and#22 in Trial Advocacy.