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My name is Freshta Azim, and I graduated from high school in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2001. I had been working in the computer field with various companies in Kabul. My husband was involved in the US Army Corps of Engineering (USACE) projects there, which made us eligible for the US SIV (Special Immigration Visa) program. Consequently, we relocated to the US. Since 2014, we have been residing in Spokane, Washington, and we obtained our US citizenship in 2020.
However, since moving to the United States and becoming a busy mother of three children, I have encountered challenges in pursuing opportunities for education and career advancement. I possess valuable experience in computer-related fields, as mentioned earlier. In Afghanistan, working as a woman in an organization or pursuing higher education was exceedingly challenging. However, in the United States, there are numerous prospects available.
I see this as a tremendous opportunity to achieve my professional aspirations, which include obtaining a college/university diploma and securing my dream job in computer-related industries, such as software development. My goal is to continue my studies and secure a fulfilling job that not only benefits my family but also contributes to society.