Wall Street Journal Student Analysis

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Before going to college he was living on the street for about a week after his mother passed away and there he experienced the struggles that he felt nobody should go through.
When he met his future wife she inspired him to return to school and get his full education when received the Wall Street Journal student achievement award which payed for his education he wanted to make a difference in the hispanic community which he felt the closest

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