This past fall I enrolled at Wake Forest University School of Law in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The first semester was intense and challenging, but I loved the process of it. I really enjoyed the class discussions, the professors, and the community at Wake. The first semester I had Torts, Contracts, and Criminal law, and this upcoming semester I am finishing up the rest of my doctrinal and taking Civil Procedure, Property, and Constitutional Law. This experience has been eye-opening, and with that my career aspirations have changed. There are many different career paths that I am open to and a wide range of practice areas that I am interested in. I am going to use my time here to explore those different options. Currently, I'm looking to either intern with government agencies in Washington D.C. or in Boston, or clerking for a judge over the summer months. Whatever I end up doing I have no doubt the experience will be rewarding, and am excited to see what opportunities are ahead. With that, I am grateful for the help that MVYouth has given me, and appreciative of the work that MVYouth continues to do in helping the Island community. I cannot thank you enough!