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As a young and ambitious student from India, I am interested in pursuing my Masters in Law (LL.M.) as it perfectly suits my background and my passion. I believe we get only one life to live, so why not live it to the fullest and get the best of things in life. I have always been fascinated by the education system of a foreign country with its exotic location, soothing environment and competitive nature. I also believe that getting educated from one of the top universities is not only going to increase my knowledge base but also prepare me for the competitive world.

I belong to a traditional middle class Gujarati family. My parents have supported me all throughout my career. I was the first girl in my family to complete graduation. I have this strong passion for learning new things and adapting to different environments to get the most of something. This has greatly influenced my decision to pursue further studies in a foreign country.

Having discussions with my college professors and family members, I chose to pursue law after completing my graduation in Bachelors of Arts (Psychology). This was due to the fascination …show more content…

I am very much inspired by the teaching methods of the George Washington University Law School such as Lectures, Seminars, Tutorials, Workshops and Research based Work, as I have followed the traditional examination and classroom learning in India. I decided to pursue LL.M. from George Washington University Law School not only for its teaching methods and excellent ensemble of professors but also because of its good reputation. Attaining a Master’s Degree from your reputed University will prove to be a great experience and also provide a great exposure of things work in the international setting. It will also help me in understanding and appreciating various different

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