I haven't spoken to a recruiter yet, but what I'd like to do is work as a paralegal with the J.A.G. for 4-6 years. Afterwards, I plan to attend the University of Tennessee majoring in pre-law, work hard, and hopefully attend law school at Vanderbilt. My aunt is alumni so if I work hard, I could get in. If I can't however, I would attend law school at UT. I'm capable of this, I consider myself an intelligent person, but I've made mistakes in highschool. My father died my soph. year and it caused me to lose focus and I let my grades drop dramatically. My GPA is about a 2.5 at this point. My ACT is not a problem but I know a good GPA is very important also. I'm motivated now and I'll do what it takes, but is it too late to reach my goals? My thinking is that while enlisted in the navy I'll be able to pick up college credits, (like attending community college) then, with a good ACT score, I can get into UT. I'll have discipline, and experience in law so I will excell in college. Plausible?
2007-03-17
17:52:20
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