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�Ӱ�ר���The idea that I would get to study so intensely the subjects and questions that flooded my mind daily �Ӱ�ר��� how to govern a society, what kinds of governments certain societies favor, how specific policies affect these societies, and the philosophies behind those policies �Ӱ�ר��� I couldn�Ӱ�ר���t wait to enroll and begin my journey with higher education in this department.�Ӱ�ר���

�Ӱ�ר���My first semester of my freshman year I was in the first Arabic class at UL Lafayette �Ӱ�ר��� quite an honor, I might say �Ӱ�ר��� and I just fell in love with it immediately.�Ӱ�ר���

�Ӱ�ר���I took an interest in studying how the political process works. It was through these classes that I realized that issues in society can be solved through proper public policy analysis.�Ӱ�ר���

�Ӱ�ר���What I do today affects the people who come tomorrow. That�Ӱ�ר���s very much the same thing with government: it takes time today, but it�Ӱ�ר���s going to be better for tomorrow.�Ӱ�ר���

�Ӱ�ר���This program and Moot Court have prepared me very well for being able to see both sides of an issue, making case briefs, writing appellate briefs, and being able to argue and think on my feet �Ӱ�ר��� all of the really invaluable things for what's to come in law school.�Ӱ�ר���

�Ӱ�ר���Instead of litigating in the court room, I�Ӱ�ר���m on the ground in various states working in the court of public opinion.�Ӱ�ר���