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Julie entered the Law School at Columbia University this year. She got her Bachelor¡¯s degree in Liberal Arts at Pomona College near L.A. in 2009. She spent a year working in Milwaukee, which is close to where she lived, but decided to advance her studies by going to law school. She¡¯s not certain now whether she¡¯ll become a lawyer or enroll in politics later, but she believes that studying law will help her be a better person that contributes to making the world a better place.