I don't know if I should share my life story and explain that I've faced adversity being a women in a male dominated field, or maybe I should explain that I've always had a passion for law (even though I heard never to write about that) or maybe when I first realized I wanted to go to law school.
If anyone has any advice or questions that could lead to advice, I would greatly appreciate it.

Here's a few things I've jotted down in my spare time:
Why I think I should be accepted to law school:
•I was raised to be independent, to think for myself, and pursue my dreams. Most of all, I was raised to break the bounds of many stereotypes. One might not assume that I’ve had to face a lot of stereotypes and I am inspired by individuals who are not bound by the limitations that society sets for them.
•I don’t want to be a token of diversity. I would rather have earned a position. I don’t want to be the cheerleader. Being feminine and friendly shouldn’t make me less capable of being seen as a leader.
•I’ve never been a dreamer, I’ve always been level headed, and I don’t believe something without proof.
•I have a deep appreciation for technology and an infatuation for science.