Nigerian Lady Grateful To God As She Graduates With A Masters Degree In Systems Engineering

A young Nigerian lady has achieved a wonderful milestone as she recently graduated with a Masters Degree in Systems Engineering.

The lady is now an alumni of the Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering and she shared her story in bid to inspire young people out there. “I did it, so can you,” she wrote ;

She shared the photo on her LinkedIn page and wrote ;

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Interrupting your timeline because I just graduated from Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering with a Masters Degree in Systems Engineering. I’ve had to really sit and understand my feelings on this accomplishment. I’m so thankful, thankful to God, for keeping me and for the strength to keep going when things got hard. Thankful for my family and friends who were my rocks throughout this whole journey. Thankful that my final capstone project was on a topic I’m super passionate about (Providing STEM education to young girls in Nigeria). Thankful to Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering for the stellar education.
I did it, so can you!

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Posted: at 11-06-2021 01:58 PM (3 years ago) | Hero

Wow, very inspirational story! It's great that such stories are public because they will surely inspire many people to follow their dreams, and show that everything is more than possible. I also study engeneering, and I'm so grateful I decided to apply. Some people told me that it's not for me, I'll fail, but they were so wrong. Yes, it's very hard for me somethimes to study, I spend a lot of time digging deeper into some educational areas, but it's worth it. When it comes to paper writing, for example, this source https://paperap.com/free-papers/engineering/ helps me a lot; there are different essay examples provided, and I use them as perfect writing. When I have problems understanding theory, I ask my groupmates to help or just look for useful information online. Maybe, one day I will also inspire someone.

Posted: at 19-09-2022 02:39 PM (2 years ago) | Newbie