What Did Jonathan Pursue at Whitman
Relationally, he had friends from all over and found it very fulfilling. Academically, he was tracking to be pre-law at Whitman and had his eyes on Columbia Law School. His academic advisor questioned him on whether he REALLY wanted to be a lawyer, which sent Jonathan down the path of trying to determine where he wanted to go in life.
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