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I am a college student working on my bachelors degree in criminal justice. My long term career goals are to become a district judge, then a judge in the court of appeals in the ninth or tenth district or a supreme court judge in a state and finally become a US supreme court justices. I been wanting to be a US Supreme Court Justice since I was in high school but I notice that most, if not all, of the justices went to top school in the nation like Harvard, Yale, ect. I don’t think I am smart enough to get into those law schools but do you think is still possible for me to be a US Justices? Do you have any advice to show that I can do the job as a US Justices or even a district judge or court of appeals judge?

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