Why I Should Not Be A Law School Application

Throughout my high school career I focused on law. Law was not my passion but with a family full of lawyers it is what I

An academic subject that inspires me is pre-law, understanding the factors of life and the choices you make based off self interest is inspiring to understand how people's minds work depending on real life situations. I've always had an interest in understanding how the government is run. It's important to learn as an American citizen your rights to your laws. I will further my interest in college by studying more to have pre-law as my Major. Other opportunities that will benefit me in being universal in the area of law would include philosophy,social science, and Business throughout taking college courses. These majors all connect in the aspect in bettering a community or individual through some type of financial assistance. I intend using Pre-law outside of the classroom after I graduate throughout college

I want to make justice for the criminals because some may be innocent and I want to hear their side of the story. Some may not be innocent and I want to hear their reason for doing what they did to make a crime. The occupation that I plan on taking with my major is to become a Criminal Defense Lawyer. I want to represent them in their case and help them to get out of a bad situation in their life and turn it into a positive. I believe every person on earth can make a change. I don’t want people behind jail cells rotting their life away because of a mistake that they made. Money spent on incarcerations and jails is $80 billion a year. That money could be used to feed poverty and the homeless or help build more schools for education. People's freedom should not be locked away forever. The pledge of allegiance states “Justice for all”, but we rarely see justice getting served. I want to be able to break that barrier and chain and make justice be a requirement and law for getting served. The goals in my life are not limited to just one. There are various goals that I set out for myself that I will accomplish. I will start my own law firm and I want to give past prisoners a chance at life

Although, defense attorneys are advocates for the accused, prosecutors represent the people, and the state attorney general is the chief legal officer of the state, all of these attorneys have played critical roles in the criminal justice system. Although, quite unsure of what area of law I would like to practice, I know I will be a great attorney because I will go above and beyond the call of duty to be an advocate against the wronged and serve my community

My future aspirations in life vary from a few different things. In the most specific manner, I hope to become a prison psychologist. Shall

My long-term career goals include completing law school to become an attorney and being involved in government.

As a criminal defense attorney I aspire to be the golden resource people in my community long for to help them. With all the year of experience I will be training for in school, and everything I will be learning will all be put to the test in the real world. I am determined to excel in my fullest potential to receive the upmost grades to be sure I am fully qualified for everything that I have to do. As a criminal lawyer I will specifically be helping people who have made mistakes. Whether they have been charged with DUI, Driving with a Suspended License, Assault & Battery, Domestic Violence, Drug Offenses, Theft Offenses, Probation Violations, Violent Crimes, or any other Felony or Misdemeanor. As a criminal defense lawyer I am passionate about the ability to zealously defend each and every client. I strive to provide legal representation as people go through difficult times in their life.

The career I would like to pursue is in the criminal justice field. I can see myself being a special agent or a criminal investigator. A special agent and a criminal investigator will prepare reports that detail investigation findings. They also obtain and verify evidence by interviewing and observing suspects and witnesses or by analyzing records. They may identify case issues and evidence needed, based on analysis of charges, complaints, or allegations of law violations. Also they Investigate organized crime, public corruption, financial crime, copyright infringement, civil rights violations, bank robbery, extortion, kidnapping, and other violations of federal or state statutes. They obtain and use search and arrest

The area of study that I am drawn to is business. I remember in elementary school when my teacher asks me what I would like to be, my first responds was to become a teacher. All through Elementary school I keep up with this dream that I would one day become a teacher until I realized that I did not like kids as much. In middle school, I was encouraging to become a lawyer. A lawyer was something that I thought would fit for me because I am good at debating different topics. With the help of research, I learned that become a lawyer required a lot of writing. Writing is something that I struggle with which cause me to doubt my potential of become a great lawyer. My love for business took places when I enrolled in a principle of business and finance class. Learning about all the work it takes to run a business made me wanted to learn more about what it takes to become a business owner or work for a business.

My current major is nursing. Being a License Practical Nurse for ten years has made me realize there is no greater reward than caring for the elderly, sick, and disable when they are terminally ill. Pursuing a career as a Registered Nurse has challenged me in ways I have never experienced. Having to interact with young adults in a classroom setting can be intimidating, however my goals have

I am not a traditional law school applicant. I am a 33 year-old Hispanic mother of three boys, aged fourteen, eleven, and ten. I was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. My mother immigrated to the United States from a war-torn El Salvador in 1979. A family friend smuggled her out of the country as they fled from continued atrocities committed by the Salvadorian military-led government. Having only completed the eight-grade and not speaking any English my mother cleaned houses and babysat for a living. By 1984, she was a divorced single mother to my then four-year old brother and my two-year old self. I have never met a stronger and more hardworking woman. Work has always been a part of our lives. For as long as I can remember, I accompanied my mother to work. By the age of nine, I could comfortably translate for my mother as I could clean a house and help care for a child. By fourteen, I was a weekend babysitter. I inherited a strong work ethic from my mother. As a child seeing my mother’s struggle, it also engrained in me a deep sense of responsibility and a yearning to help.

The major that I would like to peruse is Pre-Medicine. To me Pre Medicine is more than just about having a huge salary, it’s about helping people. I do it every day and enjoy every second of it, but what actually brought me to this decision was my own health condition. I got diagnosed and have been treated for scoliosis and GAD when I was 16 years old.

When I began college, I had no intention of applying to law school. In fact, I wanted to be a doctor since I was five. It shouldn't come as a surprise, however, that our understanding of things as five-year-olds is not always reflective of reality. Misguided, I started college with the ambition to get involved in all the right activities to ensure my chances of going to a medical school. I chose to major in biology in order to take all of the required, weed-out science classes. I started to volunteer at the hospital on campus to show that I had experience. I became involved in a lab doing cancer research to make myself more impressive on paper. Lastly, I joined the University of Florida's mock trial team to set me apart from other medical school applicants. I did it all methodically. Everything started as a way to advance my goal of becoming a doctor, but it ended as a calling to go into the

I wanted to become a Criminal Justice Attorney because the government is corrupted, I feel that it needs to be severely changed. I know that most likely that just me doing something won’t help, but I can try my best. People are executed all the time on false charges that could’ve easily been fixed if they had the right Attorney. So many people place the blame on others when in reality it’s them who are truly guilty in life.

The first major I chose is history. The first reason I chose your history major is because I love to study history, especially military history and I want to make a career out of what I love. I want to be an military analyst for the CIA and have heard a the outstanding quality of your history department, which I reason will be of benefit for me in my field. finally, I am pursuing a history major because of my firm believe that the past is best teacher of the present. These are the reasons I chose a history major.