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Statement Of Purpose: Loyola University Chicago School Of Law

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I have chosen to apply to Loyola University Chicago School of Law because it is a good fit for me based on complementary values and my interest in various academic programs. First, as a Jesuit university a focus on service is important. I wholeheartedly agree and serving others is a very overwhelming reason why I feel going into the legal field is the best path for me. I think a school that promotes those ideals would help me be the best version of myself and as a lawyer and I know I would be a good representative of the service aspect of the university.
In addition, I am very interested in the experiential learning program. I am a strong believer that learning by doing something is a great way to learn. I think the externships or clinics,

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