In an effort to learn more about your lived experiences as an individual, please describe challenges bested, obstacles overcome, skills built, and/or lessons learned during your lifetime that you think would benefit our law school and the legal community at large. Relevant information to provide may include, but is not limited to: financial hardship; educational adversity; physical, mental, or psychological differences; special talents; specific work or community service experience; first generation or immigrant experience; gender identities; ethnicities; sexual orientation; an unusual rural or urban upbringing; foreign residence; military background; or family and/or personal circumstances.
Multiculturalism refers to the variety of cultures existing together in a place or community.
Multicultural settings may have a range of approaches to things such as (but not limited to) religion, food, communication styles, taboos, ethics or languages. Please describe your experiences with multiculturalism, and how those experiences might inform your approach to law school and the legal profession.
Why do you want to go to law school and why do you want to attend IU McKinney in particular?
Prompt one.
ADHD, Military service, worked full time job through out school. worked at a biopharma company.
This personal experience deeply shaped my understanding of the law’s power over individual lives. It revealed the critical need for advocates who not only understand the law but also genuinely empathize with those they represent.
This realization has driven me to pursue legal studies, with a focus on criminal and civil rights law, as a means to ensure that justice is accessible and equitable for all. talk about helplessness and how it led to the decision to go to law school. if you can come up with something better feel free.
prompt 2
military service. born in nigeria. immigrated at 10. feel free to use these or come up with one
Prompt 3 would just be based on reasearch done on the school
word count can slightly exceed
