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Aiming to make a career in politics and journalism, I admire George Washington University's Student Association modeling after the United State's legislative, executive, and judicial branches. GW also offers various club organizations, many involved in the political arena.

The location of GW being exceptionally close to downtown Washington D.C. introduces infinite possibilities for myself and my interests in being a public servant whether in journalism or politics.

Excited to attend a school in our nation's capital or work with Politico's senior policy reporter, Darren Samuelson. Being my mother's high school peer and Cooper City's high school column writer, Samuelson is an inspiration to the start of our school newspaper and my career in journalism. …show more content…
that offers applied politics, correlating to my interest in politics. Being ranking one of the highest for political activism by The Princeton Review, I would be proud to call myself a

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