Major Dream: From Immigrant Housemaid To Harvard PhD Volume Two
Dr. Jin Kyu (Suh) Robertson was born and raised in Korea. She worked as a factory girl, waitress, and a housemaid. At age 22, she immigrated to America to become a housemaid (a position she found through a Korean newspaper ad) with practically no English, only one-way ticket, and $100 to her name.     At the age of 28, Jin, a mother of eight months old baby-girl, joined the U.S. Army as a private to escape from the domestic violence. Later she retired as a U.S. Army major, received MA (at the age of 43) and Ph.D. (at the age of 57) both from Harvard.     This single mother raised her daughter, an Army Brat, to be selected as a Presidential Scholar (an honor given to only 141 of 2.5 million high school graduating seniors), graduate from Harvard, become a U.S. Army officer and receive a master's degree from Princeton.    Korean major TV's made documentaries of her American dream story that inspired and motivated millions of Koreans, a number of which were saved from the verge of suicides.     She is Korea's most popular inspirational/ motivational speaker (delivered over 1,800 speeches), and a bestselling author of the books chronicling her amazing story that has sold more than a half million copies.    Jin was also a popular host of radio talk show, "American Dreams: The Sky Is The Limit" on the Voice America/World Talk Radio.    Currently, she is preparing her bestselling autobiography series Volume 3 and pursuing her inspirational/motivational speaking activities to inspire billions of people in the world.     Jin, a proud mother of her two children, Jasmin and Grant Cho, lives in Seoul, Korea.     Dr. Jin Kyu (Suh) Robertson is proof we have the power to have better and happier lives-especially if we choose to act on our own behalf. In her American debut memoir, Major Dream: From Immigrant Housemaid to Harvard Ph.D., she shows readers how to position themselves for opportunity-and live a life of success.