I see the world differently than my peers. As I read, I micro-analyze the finer details, decoding the meaning of words while subconsciously looking for any grammatical errors, inconsistencies, or loopholes. I am also willing to defend my beliefs and ideas, but I consider the perspectives of others with an open mind and admit when I am wrong. Whenever I feel a sudden bout of curiosity, I take pleasure in seeking in-depth information about my latest muse; and, to the shock of many of my classmates, I genuinely enjoy writing in all shapes and forms, from poetry to nonfiction fiction. With all these features, my brain is pretty much wired for the law, and the University of Pennsylvania has the right "software" to help me do my best work. Of course, the first aspect of the university that caught my attention was the impressive pre-law program. The University of Pennsylvania offers specialized mentorship to pre-baccalaureate undergraduate students, hosting a meeting with current law school students who can share experiences and give advice on how to succeed on the journey....