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Barbara Yanelli Cigarrero Bravo is a 3rd semester student in the Technology in Computing specialization at Agricultural Technical Baccalaureate Center No. 129. Her facilitator is Darío Guadalupe Cortez. In the document, Barbara expresses her desire to study at BUAP university after finishing her current program in order to pursue a career in cooking or graphic design. Her goals are to complete her education, gain independence, find a good job, start a family, and build a better future for herself.
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- 1. CENTRO DE BACHILLERATO TECNOLOGICO AGRPECUARIO NO. 129 Nombre de la Alumna: Barbara Yanelli Cigarrero Bravo Nombre del facilitador: Darío Guadalupe Cortez Semestre: 3° Grupo: “A” Especialidad: Tec. Informática
- 2. I for 2014 think to study the university in it populates, I think myself to go to the BUAP, I wanted to study for chef or for graphical design, I wanted to finish my career to be able to have a better future for my and to be able to depend on my same one and already not my parents I that I have to take advantage of this opportunity that they drink to me as that not many have this opportunity, I want firstly love to finish my career to be able to obtain a good work and when the suitable moment comes to marry and to have a family.