I have an immense interest in art, and I feel like an experience in Italy would give me ample opportunity to study such art.
At the end of my junior year, I will be taking standardized tests for admission to graduate schools. Right now, I am leaning towards going to law school, specifically one with a combination MBA/JD program. I hesitate to say which school I want to attend, because my decision will be based on a number of factors, including my LSAT, my GPA, scholarship packages, and the strength of the schools to which I am admitted. If I happen to be in a relationship at the time I seek admission to law school, I do not intend to allow that relationship to determine where I go to school. I strongly feel that any partner of mine should support me doing the best thing for my future, which will involve going to the best available law school. When I graduate from law school, I hope to get a job as an associate at a mid-size...
If not, I will look into the possibility of opening my own office or of seeking employment in a private firm.
My personal plans are more about what I do not intend to do than about what I intend to do. I do not intend to have a spouse or children until completing my graduate education, so that I am not expected to support anyone or have anyone support me, while striving to finish my schooling. I do not intend to have children until being married at least two years and having taken at least one big-adventure type trip with my spouse. My top two choices would be an African safari or a riverboat trip down the Amazon, though my spouse may choose another location. If I am not married or with a person I intend to marry by five years after graduation, then I intend to take my first major trip at that time.
