After High school I am going to attend Southern Maine Community College to learn electrical. I already have been accepted into my program. Ever since I was a little kid I have always considered becoming an electrician, my mom is a relator and used to always tell how much money her electricians were making. And I have always been one who wants to work with there hands. I love the satisfaction of fixing things. I love overcoming the struggle, and the feeling of accomplishment when the job is finally completed. I definitely love to work on cars. Recently I have replaced the starter and radiator on my BMW. Also I brought my Ford ranger to my vocational school and did a rear main seal and oil pan gasket, which is by far the largest job I have ever done yet. I had to remove the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission as well as raise the engine in order the remove the oil pan. My buddy at school matt definitely helped me with this project. We have both been working on my truck for the past 2 months. And out of the 2 years Ive been in my automotive class this has been by far the most fun Ive had. Next year I am going to attend SMCC for electrical wiring and engineering. Although I love cars it is not what I want to do for work. As people I know including my brother have not enjoyed working in the field. The biggest problem I have with it is that I believe it will ruin the fun of working on my own cars. I would rather keep working on cars as a hobby instead of a career. I want to learn electrical, everyone I have met that works in the field enjoys the job. They all suggest that I become an electrician as well. There is for sure good money in it. I toured the program at SMCC and instantly fell in love. It is a massive building completely separate for every other program, and it is right on the ocean. The electrical wiring has a mock framed house inside for students to learn how to wire, and that really impressed me. I have heard it is a very difficult class but Im a pretty smart kid especially in math, so I will make out just fine. After I graduate with my associates degree I want to start at an electrical company. I have already talked to one company that sounds amazing. They start people making $60k a year and they take all of there employees on 2 tropical vacations a year. I have talked to someone who works for them and he says it the best job and business he has ever worked for. I want to buy my own multifamily house by the time I am 22. My parents will help me in this process by letting me live home rent free so I can stash all of my money away. I will rent this house out to other people to help/cover my mortgage. As I age I want to keep buying properties and renting them out. My biggest goal is to start my own electrical business. Once I become a master electrician, and feel ready I want to work for myself. I believe that I am perfect for a blue collar job, and I think I am a great candidate to receive this scholarship. I want to thank you for considering me, and I want you to realize how much it would mean to me if I won this scholarship.

After High school I am going to attend Southern Maine Community College to learn electrical. I already have been accepted into my program. Ever since I was a little kid I have always considered becoming an electrician, my mom is a relator and used to always tell how much money her electricians were making. And I have always been one who wants to work with there hands. I love the satisfaction of fixing things. I love overcoming the struggle, and the feeling of accomplishment when the job is finally completed. I definitely love to work on cars. Recently I have replaced the starter and radiator on my BMW. Also I brought my Ford ranger to my vocational school and did a rear main seal and oil pan gasket, which is by far the largest job I have ever done yet. I had to remove the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission as well as raise the engine in order the remove the oil pan. My buddy at school matt definitely helped me with this project. We have both been working on my truck for the past 2 months. And out of the 2 years Ive been in my automotive class this has been by far the most fun Ive had. Next year I am going to attend SMCC for electrical wiring and engineering. Although I love cars it is not what I want to do for work. As people I know including my brother have not enjoyed working in the field. The biggest problem I have with it is that I believe it will ruin the fun of working on my own cars. I would rather keep working on cars as a hobby instead of a career. I want to learn electrical, everyone I have met that works in the field enjoys the job. They all suggest that I become an electrician as well. There is for sure good money in it. I toured the program at SMCC and instantly fell in love. It is a massive building completely separate for every other program, and it is right on the ocean. The electrical wiring has a mock framed house inside for students to learn how to wire, and that really impressed me. I have heard it is a very difficult class but Im a pretty smart kid especially in math, so I will make out just fine. After I graduate with my associates degree I want to start at an electrical company. I have already talked to one company that sounds amazing. They start people making $60k a year and they take all of there employees on 2 tropical vacations a year. I have talked to someone who works for them and he says it the best job and business he has ever worked for. I want to buy my own multifamily house by the time I am 22. My parents will help me in this process by letting me live home rent free so I can stash all of my money away. I will rent this house out to other people to help/cover my mortgage. As I age I want to keep buying properties and renting them out. My biggest goal is to start my own electrical business. Once I become a master electrician, and feel ready I want to work for myself. I believe that I am perfect for a blue collar job, and I think I am a great candidate to receive this scholarship. I want to thank you for considering me, and I want you to realize how much it would mean to me if I won this scholarship.

After High school I am going to attend Southern Maine Community College to learn electrical. I already have been accepted into my program. Ever since I was a little kid I have always considered becoming an electrician, my mom is a relator and used to always tell how much money her electricians were making. And I have always been one who wants to work with there hands. I love the satisfaction of fixing things. I love overcoming the struggle, and the feeling of accomplishment when the job is finally completed. I definitely love to work on cars. Recently I have replaced the starter and radiator on my BMW. Also I brought my Ford ranger to my vocational school and did a rear main seal and oil pan gasket, which is by far the largest job I have ever done yet. I had to remove the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission as well as raise the engine in order the remove the oil pan. My buddy at school matt definitely helped me with this project. We have both been working on my truck for the past 2 months. And out of the 2 years Ive been in my automotive class this has been by far the most fun Ive had. Next year I am going to attend SMCC for electrical wiring and engineering. Although I love cars it is not what I want to do for work. As people I know including my brother have not enjoyed working in the field. The biggest problem I have with it is that I believe it will ruin the fun of working on my own cars. I would rather keep working on cars as a hobby instead of a career. I want to learn electrical, everyone I have met that works in the field enjoys the job. They all suggest that I become an electrician as well. There is for sure good money in it. I toured the program at SMCC and instantly fell in love. It is a massive building completely separate for every other program, and it is right on the ocean. The electrical wiring has a mock framed house inside for students to learn how to wire, and that really impressed me. I have heard it is a very difficult class but Im a pretty smart kid especially in math, so I will make out just fine. After I graduate with my associates degree I want to start at an electrical company. I have already talked to one company that sounds amazing. They start people making $60k a year and they take all of there employees on 2 tropical vacations a year. I have talked to someone who works for them and he says it the best job and business he has ever worked for. I want to buy my own multifamily house by the time I am 22. My parents will help me in this process by letting me live home rent free so I can stash all of my money away. I will rent this house out to other people to help/cover my mortgage. As I age I want to keep buying properties and renting them out. My biggest goal is to start my own electrical business. Once I become a master electrician, and feel ready I want to work for myself. I believe that I am perfect for a blue collar job, and I think I am a great candidate to receive this scholarship. I want to thank you for considering me, and I want you to realize how much it would mean to me if I won this scholarship.

After High school I am going to attend Southern Maine Community College to learn electrical. I already have been accepted into my program. Ever since I was a little kid I have always considered becoming an electrician, my mom is a relator and used to always tell how much money her electricians were making. And I have always been one who wants to work with there hands. I love the satisfaction of fixing things. I love overcoming the struggle, and the feeling of accomplishment when the job is finally completed. I definitely love to work on cars. Recently I have replaced the starter and radiator on my BMW. Also I brought my Ford ranger to my vocational school and did a rear main seal and oil pan gasket, which is by far the largest job I have ever done yet. I had to remove the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission as well as raise the engine in order the remove the oil pan. My buddy at school matt definitely helped me with this project. We have both been working on my truck for the past 2 months. And out of the 2 years Ive been in my automotive class this has been by far the most fun Ive had. Next year I am going to attend SMCC for electrical wiring and engineering. Although I love cars it is not what I want to do for work. As people I know including my brother have not enjoyed working in the field. The biggest problem I have with it is that I believe it will ruin the fun of working on my own cars. I would rather keep working on cars as a hobby instead of a career. I want to learn electrical, everyone I have met that works in the field enjoys the job. They all suggest that I become an electrician as well. There is for sure good money in it. I toured the program at SMCC and instantly fell in love. It is a massive building completely separate for every other program, and it is right on the ocean. The electrical wiring has a mock framed house inside for students to learn how to wire, and that really impressed me. I have heard it is a very difficult class but Im a pretty smart kid especially in math, so I will make out just fine. After I graduate with my associates degree I want to start at an electrical company. I have already talked to one company that sounds amazing. They start people making $60k a year and they take all of there employees on 2 tropical vacations a year. I have talked to someone who works for them and he says it the best job and business he has ever worked for. I want to buy my own multifamily house by the time I am 22. My parents will help me in this process by letting me live home rent free so I can stash all of my money away. I will rent this house out to other people to help/cover my mortgage. As I age I want to keep buying properties and renting them out. My biggest goal is to start my own electrical business. Once I become a master electrician, and feel ready I want to work for myself. I believe that I am perfect for a blue collar job, and I think I am a great candidate to receive this scholarship. I want to thank you for considering me, and I want you to realize how much it would mean to me if I won this scholarship.

After High school I am going to attend Southern Maine Community College to learn electrical. I already have been accepted into my program. Ever since I was a little kid I have always considered becoming an electrician, my mom is a relator and used to always tell how much money her electricians were making. And I have always been one who wants to work with there hands. I love the satisfaction of fixing things. I love overcoming the struggle, and the feeling of accomplishment when the job is finally completed. I definitely love to work on cars. Recently I have replaced the starter and radiator on my BMW. Also I brought my Ford ranger to my vocational school and did a rear main seal and oil pan gasket, which is by far the largest job I have ever done yet. I had to remove the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission as well as raise the engine in order the remove the oil pan. My buddy at school matt definitely helped me with this project. We have both been working on my truck for the past 2 months. And out of the 2 years Ive been in my automotive class this has been by far the most fun Ive had. Next year I am going to attend SMCC for electrical wiring and engineering. Although I love cars it is not what I want to do for work. As people I know including my brother have not enjoyed working in the field. The biggest problem I have with it is that I believe it will ruin the fun of working on my own cars. I would rather keep working on cars as a hobby instead of a career. I want to learn electrical, everyone I have met that works in the field enjoys the job. They all suggest that I become an electrician as well. There is for sure good money in it. I toured the program at SMCC and instantly fell in love. It is a massive building completely separate for every other program, and it is right on the ocean. The electrical wiring has a mock framed house inside for students to learn how to wire, and that really impressed me. I have heard it is a very difficult class but Im a pretty smart kid especially in math, so I will make out just fine. After I graduate with my associates degree I want to start at an electrical company. I have already talked to one company that sounds amazing. They start people making $60k a year and they take all of there employees on 2 tropical vacations a year. I have talked to someone who works for them and he says it the best job and business he has ever worked for. I want to buy my own multifamily house by the time I am 22. My parents will help me in this process by letting me live home rent free so I can stash all of my money away. I will rent this house out to other people to help/cover my mortgage. As I age I want to keep buying properties and renting them out. My biggest goal is to start my own electrical business. Once I become a master electrician, and feel ready I want to work for myself. I believe that I am perfect for a blue collar job, and I think I am a great candidate to receive this scholarship. I want to thank you for considering me, and I want you to realize how much it would mean to me if I won this scholarship.

After High school I am going to attend Southern Maine Community College to learn electrical. I already have been accepted into my program. Ever since I was a little kid I have always considered becoming an electrician, my mom is a relator and used to always tell how much money her electricians were making. And I have always been one who wants to work with there hands. I love the satisfaction of fixing things. I love overcoming the struggle, and the feeling of accomplishment when the job is finally completed. I definitely love to work on cars. Recently I have replaced the starter and radiator on my BMW. Also I brought my Ford ranger to my vocational school and did a rear main seal and oil pan gasket, which is by far the largest job I have ever done yet. I had to remove the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission as well as raise the engine in order the remove the oil pan. My buddy at school matt definitely helped me with this project. We have both been working on my truck for the past 2 months. And out of the 2 years Ive been in my automotive class this has been by far the most fun Ive had. Next year I am going to attend SMCC for electrical wiring and engineering. Although I love cars it is not what I want to do for work. As people I know including my brother have not enjoyed working in the field. The biggest problem I have with it is that I believe it will ruin the fun of working on my own cars. I would rather keep working on cars as a hobby instead of a career. I want to learn electrical, everyone I have met that works in the field enjoys the job. They all suggest that I become an electrician as well. There is for sure good money in it. I toured the program at SMCC and instantly fell in love. It is a massive building completely separate for every other program, and it is right on the ocean. The electrical wiring has a mock framed house inside for students to learn how to wire, and that really impressed me. I have heard it is a very difficult class but Im a pretty smart kid especially in math, so I will make out just fine. After I graduate with my associates degree I want to start at an electrical company. I have already talked to one company that sounds amazing. They start people making $60k a year and they take all of there employees on 2 tropical vacations a year. I have talked to someone who works for them and he says it the best job and business he has ever worked for. I want to buy my own multifamily house by the time I am 22. My parents will help me in this process by letting me live home rent free so I can stash all of my money away. I will rent this house out to other people to help/cover my mortgage. As I age I want to keep buying properties and renting them out. My biggest goal is to start my own electrical business. Once I become a master electrician, and feel ready I want to work for myself. I believe that I am perfect for a blue collar job, and I think I am a great candidate to receive this scholarship. I want to thank you for considering me, and I want you to realize how much it would mean to me if I won this scholarship.

After High school I am going to attend Southern Maine Community College to learn electrical. I already have been accepted into my program. Ever since I was a little kid I have always considered becoming an electrician, my mom is a relator and used to always tell how much money her electricians were making. And I have always been one who wants to work with there hands. I love the satisfaction of fixing things. I love overcoming the struggle, and the feeling of accomplishment when the job is completed. I definitely love to work on cars. Recently I have replaced the starter and radiator on my BMW. Also I brought my Ford ranger to my vocational school and did a rear main seal and oil pan gasket, which is by far the largest job I have ever done yet. I had to remove the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission as well as raise the engine in order the remove the oil pan. My buddy at school matt definitely helped me with this project. We have both been working on my truck for the past 2 months. And out of the 2 years Ive been in my automotive class this has been by far the most fun Ive had. Next year I am going to attend SMCC for electrical wiring and engineering. Although I love cars it is not what I want to do for work. As people I know including my brother have not enjoyed working in the field. The biggest problem I have with it is that I believe it will ruin the fun of working on my own cars. I would rather keep working on cars as a hobby instead of a career. I want to learn electrical, everyone I have met that works in the field enjoys the job. They all suggest that I become an electrician as well. There is for sure good money in it. I toured the program at SMCC and instantly fell in love. It is a massive building completely separate for every other program, and it is right on the ocean. The electrical wiring has a mock framed house inside for students to learn how to wire, and that really impressed me. I have heard it is a very difficult class but Im a pretty smart kid especially in math, so I will make out just fine. After I graduate with my associates degree I want to start at an electrical company. I have already talked to one company that sounds amazing. They start people making $60k a year and they take all of there employees on 2 tropical vacations a year. I have talked to someone who works for them and he says it the best job and business he has ever worked for. I want to buy my own multifamily house by the time I am 22. My parents will help me in this process by letting me live home rent free so I can stash all of my money away. I will rent this house out to other people to help/cover my mortgage. As I age I want to keep buying properties and renting them out. My biggest goal is to start my own electrical business. Once I become a master electrician, and feel ready I want to work for myself. If you were to call my dad he would tell you I am a very hard working kid and definitely not a quitter. He has been very proud of me lately for fixing my vehicles on my own. My dad has taught me practically everything I know about cars and engines. If you were to ask my boss why I should receive this scholarship he would say that I absolutely should. He would tell you that I love to ask for extra hours. I tend to work until dark my days. He gives me work for the day and I take his truck and work until there is no work left or I have no hours left in the day. I think having the mindset I have I am perfect for a blue collar job. And I think I am a great candidate to receive this scholarship. I want to thank you for considering me, and I want you to realize how much it would mean to me if I won this scholarship.

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