A future law student excitement. I studied for 2 or 3 years for an entrance exam I did last year. Here in Brazil, we call it "ENEM". It's an exam with 180 questions and an essay that gives you a pontuation that you can use to join a public university. Late last month the results of the exam came out and I lost my hope of being called because I was classified as 68th out of 30 vacancies, so I enrolled to a private college and paid a big amount of money for it, but it in vain because I was called for the public university! There is a thing called "waiting list" that the universities use to fill the vacancies that are not filled yet, and I was one of the chosen ones :). I'll start to study the Brazilian law next month and I'm just excited. I've been reading some articles and books about law study introduction so that I won't have to die studying when my classes start. I've already learnt a few things about the importance of the law, like that it's a natural thing in society and that it may be analyzed through a LOT of optical ways such as a social system, a normative system, a power system etc.