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Robert Solis Biography

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I am Robert Solis and I will explain to you my background, how I formed my aspirations, how I accomplished my academic success, the factors and challenges that have most shaped my life, and how those factors helped me grow. I was born on March 21, 1999 in the small but beautiful island of Saipan. I’m the eldest son of Gerardo and Judith Solis, who are both very dedicated and loving parents. I’m also an older brother to my two handsome siblings, Raesyl and Ranier. I stand at 5 feet 2 inches tall but my stature won’t stop me from achieving the goals that I have set in life. I firmly believe that if I continue to trust in God, He will continue to guide me in my endeavors. Additionally, I am currently attending Northern Marianas Academy. One …show more content…

Despite having to deal with the different schedules his company gives him, he continues to work hard for his family. Comparatively, my mother wakes up every four in the morning to prepare our food and the clothes my brothers will be wearing to school. My parents raised me and my brothers to be responsible, respectful, and humble in life. I appreciate all the things they have done for us. My parents are my greatest role models in life and I thank God for giving me such magnificent parents. I wish that God will continue to bless them because they’re such wonderful people. I will do everything I can, to the best of my ability, to make them enjoy and have a happy life because they’re deserving of it. One of the factors and challenges that have most shaped my life was being denied a scholarship from the Tan Siu Lin Foundation during my junior year in high school. After hearing the news that my scholarship application for the foundation had been denied, I studied and worked harder to improve my grades for the rest of the school year. At the end of the school year, there was another scholarship application but from a different

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