Noel's Success To Establish His Career

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However grit is not easy, his stubbornness to accomplish his career made it possible. He commuted to CWU daily for two years, as many students currently do. Got a part time job to pay for his gas and personal expenses, and as it was expected helped my parents work in the fields. That means getting up at 3:00 am, working for 4 hours, then commute to school, and maintain his part time job at Gasperetis washing dishes. Noel did it for two year. He accomplished several achievement in his life, graduated with honors, became an Electrical Engineer, and was debt free thanks to his scholarships. He never neglected his education and stubbornness and those were a few of his wonderful qualities.

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