Victoria Salgado
Victoria chose Wright College because it was affordable, close to home, and came highly recommended by friends.
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Victoria chose Wright College because it was affordable, close to home, and came highly recommended by friends.
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Dominique Willingham was working in early childhood education when she decided that she wanted to increase her knowledge and continue…
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Bertha sets a strong example of working to obtain an education no matter the obstacles and challenges
Nelida Hernandez encourages others to explored work-based learning opportunities that can help students earn their degree.
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