I am deaf person and with ADHD/Aspergers who want become lawyer after attend top ranked school if I prove to the community and convince them to let me attend law school depend on my academic and social background.
Some students with disabilities had struggled themselves then attend medicine or law school to become successful.
I hope I can help deaf people with autism for jobs, education, accessibility, and civil rights when I am lawyer but not only this, worked with minority people and immigration/foreign affairs is possible.
No more judge on other people with disabilities who went to top ranked or Ivy League schools, they are really smart and prove to people in the community what they can make a difference by their success in career.
For example, here is the link of deaf blind Harvard law student is really successful and be strong woman to deaf community. And other deaf student went to Princeton and was very successful to attend Harvard graduate school. I do respect for him who he is but I do understand about life of deaf students based on academic and social relationship with peers at ivy league and top ranked universities but deaf students or disabled students had only way to get their work hard and success into career.
I can see most people give some respect to someone who graduated from MIT and he is really smart, working hard. And one student with Aspergers got accepted into Princeton and other one from Yale instead for coming to Gallaudet, people always give them hard time but they didn't realize many students at best schools got great jobs and success life like health lifestyle and marrying someone from other schools where they had both goals.
I am really work hard in high school and improve relationship with hearing people for network before going to large university before Gallaudet. Many people asked me wow, I got accepted into one of best universities in USA because I worked hard and prove myself to the community, most deaf students went to school for the deaf and went to Ivy League, they do respect them well. I do not see why people laugh at some people who got accepted into Ivy League but why not they can try apply themselves then realize they don't know what is reward mean to them before accepted into Ivy League.
Few deaf people graduated from Stanford, Cornell, Haverford, Smith, MIT, Caltech
https://www.princeton.edu/pr/pwb/08/0414/arch/
Deafblind Harvard Law Student Encourages Perkins Student on MLK Day - Watertown, MA Patch
HAVERFORD SOCCER STAR LEADS U.S. IN DEAFLYMPICS - Haverford College News
She is a deaf alumni from College Preparatory School in Oakland, California where many students went to Ivy League, Stanford, MIT, etc.
ASL at Brown: Mamet, Thal
Brown has Support People with Autistic/ADHD and they are friendly for Autism/Atypical people there same as Cornell and Duke. Gallaudet needs to support and offer organization for Autism and Disabilities.
Some students with disabilities had struggled themselves then attend medicine or law school to become successful.
I hope I can help deaf people with autism for jobs, education, accessibility, and civil rights when I am lawyer but not only this, worked with minority people and immigration/foreign affairs is possible.
No more judge on other people with disabilities who went to top ranked or Ivy League schools, they are really smart and prove to people in the community what they can make a difference by their success in career.
For example, here is the link of deaf blind Harvard law student is really successful and be strong woman to deaf community. And other deaf student went to Princeton and was very successful to attend Harvard graduate school. I do respect for him who he is but I do understand about life of deaf students based on academic and social relationship with peers at ivy league and top ranked universities but deaf students or disabled students had only way to get their work hard and success into career.
I can see most people give some respect to someone who graduated from MIT and he is really smart, working hard. And one student with Aspergers got accepted into Princeton and other one from Yale instead for coming to Gallaudet, people always give them hard time but they didn't realize many students at best schools got great jobs and success life like health lifestyle and marrying someone from other schools where they had both goals.
I am really work hard in high school and improve relationship with hearing people for network before going to large university before Gallaudet. Many people asked me wow, I got accepted into one of best universities in USA because I worked hard and prove myself to the community, most deaf students went to school for the deaf and went to Ivy League, they do respect them well. I do not see why people laugh at some people who got accepted into Ivy League but why not they can try apply themselves then realize they don't know what is reward mean to them before accepted into Ivy League.
Few deaf people graduated from Stanford, Cornell, Haverford, Smith, MIT, Caltech
https://www.princeton.edu/pr/pwb/08/0414/arch/
Deafblind Harvard Law Student Encourages Perkins Student on MLK Day - Watertown, MA Patch
HAVERFORD SOCCER STAR LEADS U.S. IN DEAFLYMPICS - Haverford College News
She is a deaf alumni from College Preparatory School in Oakland, California where many students went to Ivy League, Stanford, MIT, etc.
ASL at Brown: Mamet, Thal
Brown has Support People with Autistic/ADHD and they are friendly for Autism/Atypical people there same as Cornell and Duke. Gallaudet needs to support and offer organization for Autism and Disabilities.
