-: Ball State's a place where I felt like
it was the proverbial bridge
from sort of childhood to adulthood.
I had the time and the space to figure out who I was,
what I wanted to become.
Just brilliant professors,
great seminars where you go, small class sizes,
and you are talking about things that impact
how people live, day-to-day policies
and things like that do become relevant as a lawyer
and in law school.
So yeah, while at Ball State I didn't feel pressured
to pick any one major, any one social route,
any one professional route,
but I felt like I had at my disposal resources, experts,
that would enable me to proceed down whatever path
I chose to walk down.
And that was able to sorta springboard me into grad school
after I was at Ball State,
carrying that same sort of mentality
that you walk away Ball State from.
Asking the right questions about yourself, your career,
where you wanna be in life.
That spring boarded me into law school,
and that spring boarded me into being an attorney.
So it's been a good run.