Hubei Province: Wuhan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Huazhong Normal University and Zhongnan University of Economics and Law can enroll LLM students, among which Wuda University is the first batch of old-fashioned law colleges with enrollment qualifications, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law is the second batch, Huazhong University of Science and Technology and Huazhong Normal University are the sixth batch.
Hunan Province: the third batch of Xiangtan University, the fifth batch of Hunan University, the sixth batch of Hunan Normal University and the seventh batch of Central South University.
Anhui Province: the third batch of Anhui University and the seventh batch of Anhui Finance College.
Henan Province: the third batch of Zhengzhou University and the fifth batch of Henan University.
Jiangxi province: the fifth batch of Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics, the seventh batch of Jiangxi Normal University and the seventh batch of Nanchang University.
Shaanxi Province: the second batch of northwest university of politics and law, the seventh batch of xi Jiaotong University, the seventh batch and the sixth batch of Xi Political College of PLA.
Chongqing: the first batch of Southwest University of Political Science and Law and the seventh batch of Chongqing University.
Guangdong Province: Sun Yat-sen University, the second batch of South China University of Technology, and the seventh batch of Guangdong Business School.
Here, Wuhan University, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Southwest University of Political Science and Law and northwest university of politics and law are "five schools and four departments".
Wuhan University is really good, and its legal strength is in the forefront of the country. I suggest you apply to an institution with a tradition of law, because you have a master's degree in law, in other words, your original major is not law, so your foundation is relatively poor, so you should apply to an institution with a strong legal atmosphere. . .
Personally, I am a major in northwest politics and law, but I am not a master of law. Here, Fa Shuo is treated like other graduate students. The so-called same means that the accommodation conditions and tuition fees are basically the same, and there is no public expense. . . However, there are scholarships that can offset the tuition fees, accounting for about 10% to 15%. As long as the first-year retest score is guaranteed to be in the top ten, the tuition fee for the first year can be basically exempted. . .