This Student Is Splitting His Time Between Studying For Law School And Driving For NASCAR
It's a race to the finish line -- for his law school studies and his NASCAR standings.
Stephen Mallozzi, driver of the #22 Outback Steakhouse Ford (Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images)
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Temple has one of the best law schools in the area and receiving that scholarship recognition from the university is huge. At 13 years old I signed my first karting sponsorship deals and at 20 years old I worked through my first NASCAR contract, so I’d love to help others coming through that similar system.
— Stephen Mallozzi, a rising second-year student at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, commenting on his aspirations to become a sports agent after he graduates. Mallozzi was recently awarded a full scholarship to attend Temple Law, which he balances with his career as a NASCAR truck series driver. “Often I do ten hours of homework on Sunday to complete most of my weekly preparation,” he said of his legal studies.
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