Martin Bellido

Both of his parents work in a factory and have minimal formal education, so Martin set an example for his two younger siblings by being the first in his family to attend college.
After getting into trouble at 13 years old, Martin straightened himself out and was ranked in the top 10% at his high school.
At Phoenix Academy, Martin earned a reputation as being “high speed” among his peers, a term used in the military for a reliable and prepared cadet. A recommender said of Martin: “I have had the wonderful experience of training full-time soldiers, and have never seen anyone with this caliber of academic ability and leadership potential as Cadet Bellido.”