When I look back at my 5 years in LASU, the things I'm most grateful for can't be found on a transcript.
Not the CGPA. Not the awards. Not the positions.
I'm grateful for every student I was able to help, every voice I stood up for, every smile I was privileged to put on someone's face, even when I had very little myself.
Even after graduation, I’m still doing the same thing—helping students and young people find their feet. I founded a foundation that has helped students stay in school, because I believe you don’t need to have everything before you can give something.
I graduated with a 4.5/5.0 CGPA, held 10+ leadership positions, earned 10+ awards and certifications, and helped 10+ students stay in school.
But if you ask me what I’m most proud of?
The people who can say, “You were there for me.”
That, to me, is the real degree.
When I look back at my 5 years in LASU, the things I'm most grateful for can't be found on a transcript.
Not the CGPA. Not the awards. Not the positions.
I'm grateful for every student I was able to help, every voice I stood up for, every smile I was privileged to put on someone's face, even when I had very little myself.
Even after graduation, I’m still doing the same thing—helping students and young people find their feet. I founded a foundation that has helped students stay in school, because I believe you don’t need to have everything before you can give something.
I graduated with a 4.5/5.0 CGPA, held 10+ leadership positions, earned 10+ awards and certifications, and helped 10+ students stay in school.
But if you ask me what I’m most proud of?
The people who can say, “You were there for me.”
That, to me, is the real degree.