My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a sophomore at Virginia State University. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field and give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and is majoring in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who's my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a college Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a college Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed. So, please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed So, please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so I can give back by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. My grandfather who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. I fell in love with finances and helping others in my community with their financial education. Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been so good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a freshman at Virginia State University. In the short period of time I have been at VSU, I have learned so much about myself and the importance of getting a good education. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spending their money. This inspired me to major in the financial field, so that I can give back to my community by educating the community on proper financing. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and have majored in Agricultural Business Economics. Mygrandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. When I started researching the information he told me, I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. The start of my freshman year at VSU was a bigger challenge than I expected. The adjustment from a High School Senior living at home to a College Freshman moving to another city living on my own was difficult. My first semester I suffered terribly and did not do well at all. I am currently in my second semester and am doing much better. I had to make major changes in order for my situation to improve. It has worked. I have put more focus on studying hard to pass all my classes, and devote more time with the Lord. I am a member of the Young Adult Pulpit Ministry (I was previously in the Youth Pulpit Ministry) at my home church Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church; a member of Bethel Christian Fellowship at VSU; and a member of the Men of Faith Ministries at VSU. I feel so blessed and have been blessed by the ministries on campus. I even participated in my first Evangelism on Friday, March 28th. God has been sooo good to me! Being the first male in my family to ever go to college, I plan to graduate from college, and make my family proud of me. I am willing to do my best to succeed, utilizing 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to continue in college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to remain at my favorite college which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. "A Perfect Day" I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. "A Perfect Day!" Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II and I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. During my time at Roman Catholic, I have learned so much about myself, the importance of getting a good education, and the meaning of brotherhood. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know the importance of properly investing, saving money, building their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with their finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to ever go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice which is Virginia State University. Thank you in advance!

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor educated about finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance/Accounting will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. I fell in love with finance. I prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, He showed that it is. I will be amazing at educating people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthen me, "Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 17-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it and I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it and I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. I grew up in a single parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked up to two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and I will major in Finance/Accounting when I attend college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 100 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a singe parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother sometimes worked two jobs to provide for me and my sister. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance/Accounting will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a single parent working-class home where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. My mother worked extremely hard sometimes working two jobs to provide for me and my sister. By her working two jobs this afforded me and my sister to go to private school, dance school, play sports, and attend various programs to broaden our horizons. Seeing the financial challenges my mother endured, motivated me to strive harder and prevent some of those challenges in my life. I plan to learn everything I can about finances and accounting and share what I learn with others. I want to help others learn how to manage their finances and save for the future. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance/Accouting will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me in going to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me in going to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me in going to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at and help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me in going to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have the opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please consider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a single-parent working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.

My name is Sean Bailey II, I'm a 16-year-old who is a senior at Roman Catholic High School. I grew up in North Philadelphia, which is a low-income community. Growing up in my community I noticed that the majority of the people do not know how to properly invest, save money, build their credit, have life insurance, or wisely spend their money. The vast majority of people in my community are not educated in the financial field nor have anyone to educate them in the field of finances. For myself, I grew up in a working-class family where we lived paycheck to paycheck with very little resources to save. This is why I'm so enthusiastic about learning finances and Finance will be my major in college. My grandfather, who is my mentor, was the main person to point out the importance of finances to me. He told me about the importance of paying your bills on time, saving money, having a will, having life insurance, building your credit, and investing in stocks and bonds. Then when I started looking into it I realized he was correct. I then fell in love with the thought of finance and helping others in my community with finances and financial education. I also prayed and asked the Lord if this is His will for me, and he showed multiple signs that it is. I'm not only going into a field that I know I would love but something that I know I'll be amazing at an help educate people about finances. I love math, helping others and most importantly I love God, who is the joy of my life. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me," Philippians 4:13 KJV. I am looking forward to attending college and will be the first male in my family to go to college and I plan to graduate from college. I am willing to do my best to succeed. I will utilize 110 percent of my time and effort at all times to complete all schoolwork, assignments, and projects. I promise you I'm one of the most hard-working, respectful, ambitious, unique, and most dedicated young man you'll ever meet. So, please cosider me for this opportunity and to assist me to go to college. Please consider me for any available scholarships so that I will have to opportunity to attend the college of my choice.