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¶ … UMass When I first began my studies at the University of Massachusetts Boston, I had no idea how much that experience would dramatically alter the course of my life. Prior to entering the University of Massachusetts Boston, I had worked for ten years as a paralegal. While I found my job interesting and fulfilling, I longed to make a larger contribution to the world about me. I also wanted to learn more about the world I lived in, and the people who populated it. A major in sociology at the University of Massachusetts Boston was an obvious choice.

A worked hard during university, and graduated with honors four years after I began my program. During that time, I was actively involved in the university community. I participated in study groups with my peers, volunteered with student council, had interesting discussions with my professors, and participated in a number of extracurricular activities. This involvement gave me a true appreciation of the power of an inclusive community that revolved around...

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As a paralegal, many of my clients were individuals with few socioeconomic resources. I could often help then with specific legal issues, but I lacked a greater understanding of many of the factors that brought them to my door in search of legal assistance. As a trained sociologist, I began to understand complex factors that led to social stratification in American society. As such, I began to better understand the driving forces that had brought many of my clients to need legal aid.
A graduated from University of Massachusetts Boston with a strong desire to help better the lives of those people I had encountered as a paralegal. At the same time, I remained unsure of how I could best make a contribution. My sociology degree from the University of Massachusetts Boston had given me tremendous insight into social issues, and…

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