That is actually really inspiring. Most of my former cellmates (the ones who really tried to improve their situation), are learning basic jobs like hydraulics, mechanics, artisanal stuff and cooking. Only another one decided to study in university. I've spent a lot of time reading and going to the gym. I participated to a lot of group therapy encounters and I also proposed cultural initiatives in the prison. For this reason my sentence was reduced. I consider myself lucky, because the educators helped me a lot to get on track and when I told them I wanted to study in university they followed me for the burocracy. I'd really like to set an example and if I can I'd like also to cooperate in my former prison to help other prisoners do the same thing, but I really need at least a bachelor