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Throughout my career, I have acquired an understanding and a passion for the law and the entertainment industry. The excitement of this opportunity to gain an in-depth knowledge of law through the University of Southern California, Gould School of Law, an online certificate program in Entertainment and Law, I am thrilled. Consistently being a part of dynamic, diverse of teams I have gained knowledge from judges to musicians and graduate students. Understanding the process of the law is a continuous learning endeavor. The ignition has started and has fuel my eagerness to pursue a certificate in the study entertainment law. True passion comes from doing what you love and what you enjoy. My true passion is law and entertainment.
I graduated from Emory University with a Paralegal Certificate, and my interest was sparked with enthusiasm for learning the process of the legal system. Criminal Justice at Georgia State was the start of my education and this was a great beginning learning the aspects of the law. I am applying to further pursue my career in law by obtaining a certificate of entertainment law from the University of Southern California. I am eager to learn from the Gould School of Law program with courses geared and designed to engage me with the …show more content…

As a member of entertainment industry completing this certificate is vital in my career. Learning legal business practices will engage me with an understanding of strategic plans and contracts for the industry. The Entertainment Law and the Industry fascinated me to this program. The certificate will grant me with a practical approach to the laws in the entertainment industry. The University of Southern California offers a comprehensive knowledge of the entertainment law. I have considered this a great direction to advance my career. This will assist me expanding my education and my

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