>> I'm from Lancaster, Pennsylvania by way of Nigeria.
I'm Nigerian, an immigrant.
I was born in Nigeria and lived in Canada and then New York
and then ultimate Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Being the oldest in my family and the first to go to an American University of my family.
Not too many universities.
I think I read it was just five or so offered the Politics, the PPE major,
Politics, Philosophy and Economics.
And PIT was one of them.
It's popular in the UK.
I understand it, but it's not as popular in the US.
So when that's administered through the honors colleges, especially and you get those sort
of resources and you get to associate with those calibers of students,
that definitely drew me towards it.
In my cultural background, it's either you become a lawyer or a doctor or maybe
like an accountant or something like that or an engineer.
But those are basically the two main professions.
And my dad's a doctor.
But I wasn't particularly inclined towards the maths and sciences as a student.
My strength's mostly laid on the qualitative side of the brain rather
than the quantitative side of the brain.
But that being said,, I do have some skills and logical reasoning
and comprehension, reading comprehension of that.
So, taking inventory of all of those things I thought
to myself law would be an appropriate path.