Good evening Nairaland!

Please can a law graduate (LL.B) who has not gone to law school use LL.B degree to obtain a Master's scholarship abroad (USA) in any course related to cooperate finance, international trade, financial integration or any course related to finance?

Depends on the program and the requirements. Usually foreign programmes assess candidates based on how promising they are and not just by qualifications...

If the applicant can justify why he/she wants to participate in the program and the selection committee finds it convincing, it's done.

There's no harm in trying. If you get denied, you'd understand why you were denied, if you get selected, you'd be victorious. It's a win-win.

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Depends on the program and the requirements. Usually foreign programmes assess candidates based on how promising they are and not just by qualifications...

If the applicant can justify why he/she wants to participate in the program and the selection committee finds it convincing, it's done.

There's no harm in trying. If you get denied, you'd understand why you were denied, if you get selected, you'd be victorious. It's a win-win.

OK thanks for this