<p>First and foremost I will share a little bit about me. </p>
<p>I am a 26yr old inactive veteran that served in the USMC. I am African-American, French, and Cherokee. I have a 3.5 grade point average as a college sophomore. My major is Political Science with a minor in Administrative of Justice. To include, hold two concentrations consisting of International Affairs and Pre-Law. </p>
<p>MY END GOAL is to graduate undergrad, go to law school, and practice International Law as an attorney. To include, be involved with a political action committee designing and/or reshaping laws in place so that people can live enhanced lives versus what is taking place in today’s society. </p>
<p>Now I know many will ask me doesn’t the military pay for my schooling. However, that only applies if you received an Honorable Discharge. Because if you didn’t? You get zero help no matter how much you invested in the military or what you did. My discharge is a General Discharge [Right below an honorable]. </p>
<p>Are 26 yr olds eligible for scholarships? Hence, some scholarships have certain rules and requirements in place before even applying? If so, please feel free to write back for I just want to do what I believe God wants me to do.</p>