News5 Shows Proof That Julian Martir was Accepted in Universities in the US and UK
TV 5 network’s “News5” confirmed that student Julian Martir has been accepted in several universities in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Julian Martir, the youngster who recently became viral due to the 30 scholarships he received in the United States and even the United Kingdom, has spoken out once more with News5. The News5 has focused on this matter in particular after various comments have recently surfaced claiming that Julian’s several scholarships are fraudulent and untrue.
“Totoo po talaga ‘yung 30 universities na in-apply-an ko po. Kahit i-email niyo pa sila nang paulit-ulit, they will give the same response,” said Julian.
Julian’s admission letters from the universities he applied to were exposed to image forensics. News 5 allegedly emailed each university Julian applied to one by one. Julian passed the admissions classes, according to three of them, and was even offered a scholarship.
Among them is Ohio Wesleyan University, where he will get a $40,000 scholarship. His merit award is valued at $23,000 at Alfred University and Regis University. Even the University of Massachusetts in Boston confirmed, but Marquette and Simmons colleges refused to comment on potential students for the coming school year.
Julian also showed the acceptance paperwork from the University of Arizona when News 5 visited him. During the interview, the youngster also asked people to stop spreading incorrect information about him and doubting his success.
“I hope na ma-stop na po yung mga nag-post po ng… hindi totoo about sa akin. Kasi ‘yung mga scholarships po na nagbigay sa akin, totoo po talaga po ‘yan. Ni-review po talaga nila ‘yan na need ko po yung scholarship ko as an international student.”
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