>> I actually came to Pomona thinking I might become a scientist.
I ended up studying environmental analysis which I had then switched
to philosophy, politics, and economics.
And it's a bit of a long story, but there were like some mentors and ideas I had along the way
that really shifted me from a point where I did not want anything to do with politics.
Felt like I would never be a lawyer, too.
I ended up, you know, majoring in part of it was like the core part
of my philosophy, politics, and economics major.
And then ended up going to law school thereafter, and I think the particular scene
that you need to learn the way the system works would be important to making the change I wanted
to see in the world is what motivated that change.