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I am writing to express my profound motivation for pursuing a field of study in law at the University

of Western Cape (UWC). I am eager to elucidate why I have chosen this academic path and my
intentions for utilising my legal education after graduation.

From a very young age, I have been deeply captivated by the intricate fabric of our legal systems. The
law, with its inherent power to protect rights, dispense justice, and influence societal change, has
always been an object of fascination for me. This fascination stems from an innate desire to make a
positive impact on the world, to champion justice, and to contribute to the betterment of society.

The University of Western Cape has emerged as my institution of choice due to its renowned
reputation for nurturing legal minds and fostering a commitment to social justice. The university's
strong emphasis on human rights, access to justice, and a diverse academic environment greatly
resonates with my personal values. I believe that by immersing myself in the academic environment
of UWC, I will be well-prepared to make a meaningful difference in the field of law.

Upon graduation, my goal is to utilise my legal education in a manner that directly benefits my
community and beyond. I aim to address legal issues that are prevalent in our society, especially
those impacting marginalised and vulnerable populations. Whether it be through pro bono work,
advocating for human rights, or participating in initiatives that promote access to justice, I intend to
be an agent of positive change.

Furthermore, I am inspired by the principles of equity, fairness, and the rule of law. These are not
just concepts but guiding lights in my decision to study law. I see the legal profession as a means to
ensure that these principles are upheld in our society. Through my studies at UWC, I hope to gain the
knowledge, skills, and ethical foundation necessary to be a competent, compassionate, and
conscientious legal professional.

In conclusion, my journey to study law at the University of Western Cape is motivated by a deep-
seated passion for justice, equality, and a commitment to making a difference in the world. I am
enthusiastic about the opportunity to learn from UWC's distinguished faculty, engage with a diverse
student body, and ultimately become a graduate who uses the power of the law for the greater
good.

I kindly request the Admissions Committee to consider my application for admission to the law
program at UWC, as it would be a tremendous honour and privilege to be part of this esteemed
institution. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Lesedi Malatji

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