NYU School of Law offers a pathway for JD students at NYU or other ABA-accredited law schools to earn both the JD and the LLM in Taxation in a total of seven full-time semesters. The one-semester reduction (vs. the usual eight) is achieved by counting up to 12 credits of advanced tax courses taken at NYU during the JD toward the 24-credit LLM in Taxation. Students must complete at least 12 credits as matriculated LLM students after receiving the JD, and the 24 LLM credits must be completed within five years from the initial semester of any NYU advanced tax course applied to the LLM. This is not technically a dual-degree candidacy until after the JD is awarded, in compliance with ABA standards; admission to the LLM portion occurs only upon conferral of the JD. Writing: no independent LLM writing requirement for dual-degree students; up to 2 credits of Directed Research may be approved. Online advanced tax courses are not open to JD students; LLM students may take some online coursework subject to practice/visa considerations. The Graduate Tax Program is nationally prominent and requires coursework in tax procedure and tax policy; typical LLM requirement is 24 credits, 20 in advanced tax. 来源： https://www.law.nyu.edu/llmjsd/jointdegrees/jdllmintaxation https://www.law.nyu.edu/tax/academicprograms/jointdegreetaxprogram https://www.law.nyu.edu/jdadmissions/applicants/jdllmtaxationapplication https://www.law.nyu.edu/sites/default/files/Admission%202025%20Graduate%20Division%20Application%20Instructions.pdf