The International Admissions Advisory Committee brings together Syracuse Law alumni and partners in South Korea who support the College’s work to connect with prospective students. Working together, we aim to help the next generation of talent find their path to studying at Syracuse University College of Law.
Learn from the experience of a Syracuse Law graduate who completed our JDinteractive (JDi) program and hear how it shaped their path. If you are considering law study in the United States, we encourage you to reach out with questions or to connect.
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Learn About Jenny
Jenny Oh L’26 is the first Korean graduate of Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive (JDi) program. She is the CEO of Yullim Partners Co., Ltd. and Director of External Relations at VCA Seoul. At a pivotal point in her career and while preparing for marriage, Jenny discovered JDi, a program that allowed her to pursue a U.S. legal education from Korea without stepping away from her professional or personal commitments.
What defined Jenny’s JDi experience was the genuine respect and support she received from both faculty and classmates. The faculty understood that JDi students were balancing demanding careers, families, and legal studies. As one example, she remembers Professor James Baker, who taught her National Security Law, taking time out of his own schedule to personally support her in pursuing an externship opportunity in Korea.
Her classmates also became more than peers; they became a close-knit community of professionals who understood the demands each of them was navigating. To Jenny, the Class of 2026 was truly special. Today, Jenny works with young Koreans pursuing educational and professional opportunities in the United States. Her J.D. expanded her professional network and the perspective she brings to this work. She believes law is a language that touches every industry.
For Korean professionals who once believed that distance, career, or family made an American J.D. impossible, Jenny hopes her experience offers a different possibility.
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