The Importance Of A Journey In Media

To have a deep down experience on my career goal, I had taken an opportunity to intern at the city of Aurora Public Defender Office during the fall of 2015 where I learned and got more inspired to follow this field. During my internship, I learned that being a lawyer is more than what we see on the TV and it can be very emotional sometimes with cases, but seeing all these cases has inspired me, even more, to go into this field. By receiving this scholarship, I will be more motivated to attend college and pursue my dream of becoming an immigration lawyer. With my family economy situation, my parents can’t afford to pay for my post-secondary education so receiving this scholarship will extremely help

On our visit to the University Of Redlands, My guide walked backwards facing us the entire time. While walking backwards our guide made a special effort to connect with us, without seeing, venturing in the unknown. I chose the University of Redlands because of its academic rigor, diverse student population, and the beautiful campus. My interests are Business Administration, Political Science, Pre-law, Corporate and Sports Contractual Law. Attending at this remarkable University would allow me to invest in myself and would help change the world perspectives around me. A career in law will enable me to help people who are less fortunate and contribute to an established law firm. While attending the University of Redlands, I intend to respect

With the help of the program I hope to gain professional connections with like-minded people, participate in informative workshops, and receive applications assistance, amongst other great opportunities. As a first generation student, I want to be a part of the solution and not the problem, I want to make changes instead of sitting around and waiting on the change to happen. My areas of interests include family/divorce law, international law and entertainment law. These four interests are passions of mine. As a public relations

I’ve had many experiences, both professionally and personally, that have ignited my desire to serve the public and participate in pro bono during my law school career. I’m very interested in the Miami Scholars Program, being mentored by public interest lawyers and upper-class students, and participating in a team that is dedicated to a cause, such as children’s needs. I’m also very interested in the Miami Street Law program, working in the local high schools, and teaching civics, a subject that made a long-standing impression in my life and of great importance to our

It is very exciting to meet with a person who has been in the U.S. for few months. Mr. Aymen Al dujaili has different viewpoint point on American students at Ball State University. He is 37 years old. He is from Al Basra in Iraq. He is married, and he has a son. I met Mr. Aymen in the Writing Center on the campus. He works in the center, and he is a PhD student. The interview was on Mar. 02. There were two students waiting in the center for tutors, and I noticed that a tutor was connecting with student online to correct his/her paper. Al dujaili has been in the U.S. for six months. He was confidence, friendly and I felt comfortable during an hour in a good

Shannon Williams is an African-American male, who attends DePaul University. He’s currently a junior majoring in Communication and Media in order to pursue his dreams of working with a professional sports organization. Over the years, Mr. Williams has encountered a lot of adversity. Getting dismissed from NIU back in 2012, he fell victim to the statistic of being a college dropout. He didn’t know what his next move would be as he sat at home from the couch with no source of income, friends nor vision. Within 6 months, he started to realize that he messed up a big opportunity and took college for granted. Mr. Williams got another opportunity to enroll back in school at Wilbur Wright College, in the fall of 2012. This time around, he wrote down

I am incredibly anxious to finally be able to apply my in class experiences to real world problems in order to build true problem solving skills that I will continue to utilise throughout the entirety of my post-grad career. Additionally, I hope to be able to give back to the community as a whole by applying myself and working actively with local organizations to provide aid or work toward justice for individuals or groups that may not be able to themselves. I believe that the combination of all these experiences will be absolutely monumental in shaping my four years at Loyola as well my future as a

I attended Darton State College during my senior year which helped me earn college credit. In the fall I will officially become a transfer student majoring in Visual and Performing Arts (Music Instrumental and Voice) at the esteemed institution, Savannah State University (SSU). I would be lying if I said I wasn’t excited to become a student at SSU, because being a first generation college student I know the value of education. During my high school career I maintained my grades, ending with a 3.2 GPA and

The academic program here is a life changer: teachers who love to help others, students who want to be challenged and staff who excels at what they do. This group of teachers is special. They are not just teachers but they are mentors to help students progress in their high school education. Loyola students want to be the best and to be well-rounded people. The combination of these things create a chemistry which can affect people lives forever and impact others in a good way .

Hello, my name is Alan Davis; I’m currently a senior here at FGCU. I am a double major in Legal Studies and Criminal Justice with a minor in Philosophy. I plan on going to law school after this year I haven’t decided on one law school in particular yet. I hope to learn how to connect everything that I have learned throughout my time at FGCU in this class and become better prepared for the professional world.

I knew of Macomb because my Ed Tech teacher, Don Hammond, speaks very highly of the school. It was one of my top choices for that reason. I contacted the school and found out the paralegal studies program is located at the Warren campus, which is only 50 minutes away from where I am currently living. The core classes are available at the Center Campus, which is only 35-40 minutes from where I am living. The locations are even closer to where I will be moving. This school is also none expensive for out of county residents, which applies to me. The school seems like the perfect fit for me. Therefore, I am attending Macomb Community College in the fall of 2017. I will be going part-time, reason being is so I can have a full time job. After getting my degree, I will be attending a university not yet determined. Once I get certified as a paralegal, I will be looking into jobs at law firms in the Macomb and Oakland County areas. I hope to gain job experience while in college. I am extremely excited to start my college career and my paralegal career. My life starts in the fall of

Raoul Williams make an excellent candidate for early admissions. I recommend him highly, without hesitation. Should you have any questions please feel

During my time at USC, I have strived to connect with both prospective and current students. While working with the Honors College to develop and help lead the Honors Ambassadors program, I have been able to impact prospective students through lending them advice and sharing my own experiences. As a part of this program, I present information sessions to visiting students in addition to attending Admitted Students' Day, alumni receptions, and other events to foster connections with prospective students. Several of these students remained in contact after they decided to attend USC and have reached out to say that the opportunity to form a personal connection with a current Honors student played an important role in their decision-making process.

I would like to attend Loyola's Journalist Law School because I have always been passionate human rights and strongly oppose the death penalty. I have also found it fascinating and enjoyed sitting in on court hearings. I guess for me, my passion begun when my best friend was accepted to law school and had me attend her ordination and later invited me to other functions at the school and I was part of her mock trial. In college, I had the opportunity to take a journalism, law class was sad when the class was over. In the past, I have been asked to write articles having to do with law and felt I wasn't qualified enough because I didn't have a degree in Law. I feel that I would benefit attending Loyola's Journalist Law School because it would

He is currently a permanent US resident and would like to become a citizen. Despite his love of the US, he and his family have had many personal struggles acclimating as accepted members of US society. I have heard many stories about the trials and tribulations of the immigration process as well as poor treatment from US citizens. My relationships with friends not born in the US has given me a better understanding of the struggles immigrants face and I believe that we, as a society, can do better. I would like to work with the SU Center for International Education to help internationals students adjust to the new culture and environment.