Initially interested in Business I started to study in that field. A little over halfway through I internalized the important fundamentals of business and how it applies to all realms of life, but realized that I did not want to go in that field specifically and was much more interested in anthropology. I graduated with my AA in Business, and began my Bachelors of Anthropology, about halfway through that path I was thinking of ways to apply what I learned in a way that helped people. Then I saw what ISIS was doing to the ancient priceless artifacts in Iraq and Syria. The destruction of these artifacts made my blood boil, and this in combination with various other elements, is what inspired me to go down the path of law, and strive for art/cultural heritage law specifically. To be able to uphold the legality of artifacts of this nature, both public and private for humanity to enjoy and become inspired by, either through museums or private collection, is my dream.