College Admissions Essay: My First Year Of School Law

The happiest and proudest moment of my life is when I informed my father that I got accepted into Golden Gate University School Law with a scholarship. The only interest that my father and I share is law, and unfortunately my father never had the chance to pursuit this interest due to his family’s socio economic background. When I informed my father of my admission he was extremely excited that one of his sons has the opportunity to chase after the dream he once had. Unfortunately, my journey to becoming a lawyer did not last long. After a year at Golden Gate University I was disqualified due to my poor performance. My disqualification was disheartening because I did not only fail myself, but I also failed the man who made countless sacrifices to provide me the opportunity to chase the dream that we share.

Although I did not meet the minimum GPA requirement at Golden Gate University, I am certain that my performance during my first year of law school is not an accurate measurement of my ability to study and practice law. Before starting my first year of law school I attended an orientation hosted

I was in a relationship with a woman who consistently insulted, belittled, and manipulated my emotions, mindset and actions. She dominated our relationship and undermined my inputs and efforts. At the moment it was difficult for me to understand how poisonous her actions were because I was focused on keeping our relationship together. I was embarrassed to admit that I was being verbally and mentally abused by a woman that I cherish and love. I was emotionally battered and awfully distracted during my first year of law school. It was challenging for me to concentrate during my exams because I was angry, confused and depressed. During my second semester of law school I finally admitted to myself that I need help and I finally decided to seek