Growing up in a household enriched with passionate history fanatics, I am naturally drawn to the law, especially its role in our government and the rights it confers on every person. From a young age, I noticed my passion started to align with those of my politically aware relatives. Every history class that I have enrolled in made my love for the legal system expand to new and unfathomable levels. The eagerness I had as a first grader, in first learning about the Constitution, has only grown as I approach my junior year. In my sophomore year, I decided to join my school's Model United Nations Club (MUN). As MUN is very selective, I was overwhelmed with feelings of triumph when I found out that I had been accepted into the club. Once it came time
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After reading that description I was captivated by the thought of working with students from across the Northeast and learning about the judicial system. Once I signed up, I spent the next four months working with three other members of my delegation on our very first legal brief. This was a very challenging time of my life as I was learning so much about the intricate details of the arduous work that goes into writing a legal brief. January finally came by and it was time for my group to showcase our hard work and prosecute a famous international criminal. All went well as it was our delegation's first year of participating in ICC and us four underclassmen girls were able to subdue what seemed to be our very intimidating veteran upperclassmen male counterparts. When the weekend finally came to an end, we were overjoyed when we found out that we had successfully prosecuted our charges and we became the very first group from our delegation to win an award against 2,000 students from 6 different states for the best legal brief. After having such a remarkable MUN experience I have decided to go forth with my passion in law. After doing extensive research I am confident in my choice to apply to the Georgetown summer
After reading that description I was captivated by the thought of working with students from across the Northeast and learning about the judicial system. Once I signed up, I spent the next four months working with three other members of my delegation on our very first legal brief. This was a very challenging time of my life as I was learning so much about the intricate details of the arduous work that goes into writing a legal brief. January finally came by and it was time for my group to showcase our hard work and prosecute a famous international criminal. All went well as it was our delegation's first year of participating in ICC and us four underclassmen girls were able to subdue what seemed to be our very intimidating veteran upperclassmen male counterparts. When the weekend finally came to an end, we were overjoyed when we found out that we had successfully prosecuted our charges and we became the very first group from our delegation to win an award against 2,000 students from 6 different states for the best legal brief. After having such a remarkable MUN experience I have decided to go forth with my passion in law. After doing extensive research I am confident in my choice to apply to the Georgetown summer