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    Career prospects in the Study of Law 1. Introduction- Legal Profession is one of the most lucrative and ever growing demand professions in the world at present. It is one of the most adventurous as well as an exciting career. Lawyers are held in high esteem all over the world‚ and there remains the faith that when all else fails‚ one can still take recourse to the legal system. In our daily life in one way or other we may come across situations where legal advice is required. In such situation

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    Everybody has aspirations and dreams for what they want their lives to be like in the future. However is it a problem that these future careers are orientated on either fame or money and not happiness? So due to this fact I ask you today: What is more important: Money or fame? It’s said that over 90 per cent of teenagers want money when they’re older in life‚ however over 90 per cent also state they want to be famous later on too. However what you all may not realise is that there are good and

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    My career goal is to become a homicide detective. I aspire to work in law enforcement to solve murders and punish those who pose a threat to society as horrifying as murder. This is a career that requires much mental and physical preparation that I am ready to train myself to achieve. I will be working for hours on end and be in constant danger‚ but this job still calls to me and that’s why I believe this is the career for me. Even thinking of the bad aspects of the job gets me excited. My ultimate

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    Law Enforcement has not always been in my mind as a career choice. As a child I wanted to be a Fire Fighter like alot of kids do. As I grew and became the man I am today‚ I have learnt something your heart desires one month may not be the same the next. What I lack in education I make up for with life experiences. I had an extremely poor childhood‚ filled with mental and phisical abuse. Though my past is filled with more stories then I could summarize into this essay‚ill do my best. My father abandoned

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    My Future Aspiration

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    My future aspirations are to make a difference in the business world. I would like to be the boss. I have always thought of myself‚ and been told that I am a leader. I want to put my knowledge and skills to good use. Motivation is the biggest key to my academic success. Motivation is essential in preparing for my career because without motivation I won’t have the drive to move forward. I also believe that using my resources such as tutoring and “smart-thinking has really helped me

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    become a law enforcement officer. I am enrolled at Culver-Stockton College to earn a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a minor in Criminal Justice. On completion of my bachelor’s degree‚ I will attend the Police Academy training program. In October of 2016‚ I job shadowed with a Cottleville police officer‚ Sergeant Jon Araujo‚ who gave me valuable insight into the job and encouraged me to pursue a degree in criminal justice as well as business which will help me further my career in

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    My Academic Aspirations

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    been of interest to me because of the knowledge required and mainly the fast paced‚ decision making lifestyle. I believe that any career requires an intense study program to achieve excellence in the future. The main goals that I believe are important in education‚ a career‚ and the future are‚ to achieve excellence at everything I strive to attain. My career aspirations also include finding a stimulating and challenging position which builds on my university skills and knowledge‚ as well as professional

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    My name is Crystal Lynne Canama. I have many ambitions and goals in life. Through my work experience as a certified registered nurse‚ I discovered my aspiration to become a Family Nurse Practitioner. I feel that the time has come to take a step towards reaching my goals in the field of Family Nurse Practice. I believe that when I become enrolled in the Family Nurse Practitioner Program of UIC I will have the best learning experiences to equip me for my future as a family nurse practitioner. My

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    UW-Madison Aspirations

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    Attending the University of Wisconsin Madison has always been an aspiration of mine. Every aspect that the university possesses fits me perfectly. Plus‚ it has earned a reputation for being one of the top colleges in the Nation for its impressive academics and scholarly community. UW-Madison has been able to accomplish this stature by including something for everybody. I am applying to UW-Madison for several reasons. Most remarkably‚ the school ranked 11th in academics amongst all of America’s

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    Aaron Douglass Aspiration

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    may not realize that art’s words extend beyond the canvas. A painting converses with an admirer about its artistic qualities‚ but it says much more. The words a painting evokes describe the social‚ economic‚ and political conditions of its time. Aspiration (1936) (Figure 1)‚ a piece created in the United States by native Aaron Douglas‚ follows this ideology. This piece not only portrays Douglas’ own African-American heritage but also the wider political‚ economic‚ and artistic values of the first

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