As I reflect upon my life, I view the seasons that have passed as stages of growth that have helped me to understand my potential and the path that I now wish to take. I have lived deeply and fully, and want to apply the valuable life lessons I have gained to what I feel is my true calling – the study of law.

As a youth, I believed that any pursuit was possible and one could succeed with commitment, persistence, and dedication. I was fortunate to possess the stability that a youth needs in order to excel in classes and build a proper foundation for the future. Life was difficult but fulfilling and I found much joy in being a wife and mother by the age of twenty-one. However, because of the untimely death of my husband, I found it necessary to work where I could support my daughter and myself. During the next twelve years, I was employed with a non-profit trade association. Starting with a secretarial position, I soon realized that my interest, competency, and potential would be best suited as an Equal Employment Opportunity Representative. I entered a new world of innovative ideas and

I understand fully the rigors associated with studying law, and I am prepared to dedicate as much time as it takes to understand its theories and practices. I believe that certain qualities distinguish a superior law school graduate: dedication to the pursuit of knowledge; the ability to be an effective advocate; and the skills to research, analyze, synthesize, and negotiate effectively. My strength as a law school candidate lies mostly in the objectives that I plan to fulfill upon becoming a attorney:

social responsibility and gained the confidence and communication skills to defend the rights of minorities within this industry. Working closely with attorneys, researching legal issues and advocating for minorities gave me my first taste of law. Traveling within the United States and to many under industrialized countries where I lectured on Civil Rights and Affirmative Actions issues galvanized my aspirations of law.

I believe that all of my life experiences have been necessary to bring me to this point. I am prepared to excel at any endeavor, and have developed the compassion and commitment to law that will drive me throug

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