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Víctor Vicente Ochoa Contreras (GU9800201)


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Name:Víctor Vicente Ochoa Contreras (GU9800201)

Birthday: November 1, 1989

Discipline: Systems Engineering

University: San Carlos de Guatemala

Location: Guatemala

Completion Date: January 2015

Gender: Male
 
Church Denomination: Central American Church 

Please list the languages you speak: Spanish

Please list the languages you can read and write: Spanish

At what age did you accept Christ? 9 years old

Where did you accept Christ? Home

Describe your family life: I grew up in a family where my mom, siblings and I were Christians but my dad was Catholic. Lately, he has heard about God and we are praying that he would one day accept Jesus as his Savior. I am the second oldest of three children in my family. My younger brother, Carlos (15), will start studying 10th grade My older sister, Leticia (24), is completing all the credit hours required for getting a bachelor's degree in law. The reason why my sister could continue studying in the university is because she is a LDP student. My parents sell at the market, which is one hour away from home. My mom's name is Ruth Contreras and she is 40 years old. My dad is Vicente Ochoa and he is 48. My house has two rooms and a bathroom.

Describe your childhood community environment: From pre-primary school to 6th grade, I studied at a school near from my house. Its name was "1o de Mayo." During those years, I met one of my best friends. One of the challenges I had was talking about God's Word to those who were not believers.

List your personal interests and hobbies: My personal interests are being a sensitive person for those who are in need, growing up spiritually and developing a better knowledge of computer and numerical sciences.

List one of your overall goals for each category below:
Academic:
Get a bachelor's degree in systems engineering within five years and continue studying for a master's degree
Economic/professional: Create a company for giving technical support to another companies and help public institutions
Physical: Do exercises for losing weight and shaping my muscles
Social: Be a good child and in the future, a good husband and father
Spiritual: Grow and continue on God's path everyday, behaving as God's child

Did you select your course of study or was it assigned to you? Selected


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