This was inspiring to read! These entrepreneurs have responded to problems and needs in their communities. Reading where they believe they will be in 20 years is more inspiring. A few of them mention social change as a goal.
http://fortune.com/2016/09/15/18-entrepreneurs-under-18-teen-business/
This is a really motivating article. It would be interesting to read how these kids found their mentors. Mentorship is such a big part of being able to succeed and have someone to seek advice from when problems arise.
I agree. My most successful jobs and internships have been a product of my drive/curiosity but also my supervisor’s willingness to engage me in projects that will benefit me. My personal experience has demonstrated that mentors can be invaluable resources and learning tools.
I know that the law school tries to foster a great deal of mentor-mentee relationships, both through the student body and alumni network. Thanks to networking events and activities like mock-interviewing, students have a viable channel to communicate with ND attorneys. Hopefully the law school does everything they can to maintains and foster these programs.