My parents had been cheated when they bought a gas station from a seller who had gravely misrepresented the facts and figures. At the time of the purchase, my parents and the seller signed a closing statement with a title company for $1.7 million, which a bank entirely financed with a first lien note. My parents, without understanding the situation due to the language barrier, also signed a second lien note for $750,000.00, which is unrecorded in the closing statement and therefore invalid

Still yearning to pursue knowledge, I have decided to move back to New York to study law. Even though my grades may not appear to be competitive, it is obviously due to the diversion of my focus. On the contrary, I would emphasize that I have maintained a good average while successfully overcoming my adversity. New York University, being in the heart of the City, is every applicant’s wish. Although I am interested in studying corporate law, I would also like to dedicate some time to learning immigration and public service. With its wide range of electives, clinics, and a large library, it is a plethora of information for a legal student to use to expand his horizons. I am particularly interested in the Global Public Service Law Project. More important is the great interaction between students and alumni. Also the school’s reputation for graduating highly qualified law practitioners makes admission to NYU very desirable. Therefore, it is my sincere hope that I be give

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