vaxx: You are an idiot , Uni of Ghana was sitting at 7 position in some years back and many other notable institution have been ranking UG and other Ghanaian institution higher.
you're wasting your time He should read how the research done at UCC influence global development
Mkenya2019: Kenya use to do 7,000 kids per annum in 2002 - that 20yrs ago - but we have built 87 universities - and we only send to IVY league.
Number of Kenyan students in the US declines sharply over a decade Trump administration said to have declined to approve visa applications. In Summary • From an all-time high of about 7,000 Kenyan students in 2002, the number now stood at 3,710 students in 2020.
Mkenya2019: You're still lying. Pre-med in US can only happen after she get a bachelors. All she has done is pre-foundation - communication 101 - to improve her Ghana horrible writting skills - before she begin her bachelors. If she want to do medicine - she will start with degree in biology or chemistry.
yet she gained admission for it just like all the other student at 15,16 and 17 years old kids who gain admission to it without a degree.
You seem to think certain things are cast in stone
KenSAP helps high-achieving, low-income Kenyan high school graduates gain admission to the most selective colleges and universities in North America, all with full financial aid. Since its founding in 2004, the organization has placed 259 students at the institutions listed below.
259 ADMISSIONS Harvard (25), Yale (16), Princeton (13), U. Penn (13), Brown (11), Middlebury (11), Amherst (9), Cornell (9), Dartmouth (, Williams (, Bowdoin (6), Tufts (6), Wesleyan (6), Lehigh (6), MIT (6), Smith (6), Stanford (6), Colby (5), Hamilton (5), Northwestern (5), Brandeis (4), Duke (4), Bates (4), Davidson (4), Bryn Mawr (3), Columbia (3), U. Toronto (3), Barnard (2), Haverford (2), Kenyon (2), Mt. Holyoke (2), Pomona (2), St. Lawrence (2), Swarthmore (2), Vassar (2), Carleton (1), Connecticut Col. (1), Gettysburg (1), Johns Hopkins (1), Macalester (1), McGill (1), Michigan State (1), NYU (1), Oberlin (1), Rhodes (1), Rice (1), U. Chicago (1), U. Rochester (1), U. Wisconsin (1), Vanderbilt (1), Wellesley (1), Wooster (1)
so this is all you could send in the last 18years? That will be like a single year admission from Ghana.
I'm more interested in the courses they studied If it was to go and do Athletic, dance and music like all these Kenyans you listed, like Ghana will not waste time and money on those schools
The US embassy issued 7,000 student visas to Ghanaians in 2022 compare to 4916 in 2021.. 1,150 were for ivy league schools in 2022
rvp2018: Kenya has 87 universities. Again Nigeria the main zoo represent the small zoo in west africa. Stop struggling to compete with big countries.
Kenya public sector education.
Ruto said that there are 32,594 primary schools, 10,482 secondary schools, 12 national polytechnics, 259 technical and vocational training institutions and 87 universities which shows progress in improving academic standards in the country.
I know Kenyan high school graduates will fail this first exam of first year high school in Ghana, including you. They have to answer 5 or 6 of these multi loaded questions in 2 hours.
Next time don't compare your zoo to any country in education
There are 70,000 Basic schools in Ghana 59% are govt owned.
vaxx: I am just suprised he is not willing to accept he is not getting it .
He's confuse by how confusing the US system can be. Pre - med is the fastest way to entering med program. Do your O-chem 1 and 2 and Physics to strengthen your application. Get your MCAT and a good application and get into Harvard medical school
A few episodes of Grey's Anatomy could have helped him
vaxx: You are indeed daft and a stubborn lover of ignorance who never wish you subject his already faulty knowledge with the right one . Pre medic program aren't a postgraduate courses or a degree qualifications , it is a foundational training that that trains and equip you with medicinal degree . You aren't getting any award for studying premedic program , you are only getting equiped for the medicine degree training ahead . You will be learning various combine subject of what comprises medicine at its foundation.
Biological sciences or chemistry degree as a whole is a post first degree qualifications not a premedic program you idiot .
rvp2018: The airlift education scholarship that changed the world.
This is where the story of America's first black president, Barack Obama, begins.
The Kenyan trade unionist turned politician Tom Mboya, who studied at Ruskin College, Oxford, wanted members of his country's government to be adequately prepared for a post-colonial Kenya.
He recognised quite early on that there were not enough professional Africans to run an efficient civil service.
To make up the shortfall, he set up a scholarship fund that would take young bright Africans to the US and Canada.
The idea was for them to acquire the necessary skills and come back to help build a new country when the white civil servants packed up and returned to Europe.
One of those students was one Barack Obama from Kogelo, near the port city of Kisumu on the shores of Lake Victoria.
How did Obama change the world ? The man responsible for the deaths happening in Ukraine and the one responsible for the destruction of Libya and Syria.
First off, he's not Kenyan. That's how come he became US president. Which part of his education did he have in Kenya again?
rvp2018: Obama Nobel Laurate Martha Wangari - 1st African woman to win a Nobel
Notable recipients include Kenya's Wangari Maathai, the first African female and first environmentalist to win the Nobel Prize; Mahmoud Mamdani, a prominent Ugandan academic listed in the top 100 list of public intellectuals by Prospect Magazine; and George Saitoti, a former vice president of Kenya. Other notable recipients include[3][4][5][6][7]
Academia and education Prof. Leah Marangu (Former Vice Chancellor of African Nazarene University) Prof. Mahmoud Mamdani (Prominent Ugandan author and academic. Director of Makerere Institute of Social Research) Prof. Miriam Were (Chancellor, Moi University. Winner of the Hideyo Noguchi Africa Prize) Dr. Nathan K. Saziru (Former Professor, Ohio State University. Alumnus of Stanford University, University of Oxford) Diplomatic service Pamela Odede Mboya (Former Kenyan representative to UN Habitat) Hon. Simon Thuo Kairo (First Kenyan ambassador to China) Prof. Washington Aggrey Okumu (Kenyan diplomat, economist and politician) Environmentalism and conservationism Hon. Wangari Maathai (First African female and first environmentalist Nobel Prize winner) Journalism, writing and media Maina wa Kinyatti (Kenyan Author and Mau Mau historian. Winner of the PEN freedom to write award) Politics, trade unionism and civil rights Hon. Arthur Magugu (Kenyan politician and former cabinet minister) Prof. George Saitoti (Mathematician. Former Vice President of Kenya) Hon. Ochola Ogaye Mak'Anyengo (Kenyan trade unionist and politician) Hon. Wilson Ndolo Ayah (Kenyan politician and former cabinet minister) Dr. Zachary Onyonka (Kenyan politician and former cabinet minister) Science, technology and medicine Prof. Miriam Were (Prominent A.I.D.S. researcher. Chancellor, Moi University. Winner of the Hideyo Noguchi Africa Prize) Dr. Ng'endo Mwangi (First Kenyan female physician. First black African student at Smith College in Massachusetts and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York) Prof Reuben Olembo (Kenyan scientist and environmentalist. Former Deputy Director of UNEP)
rvp2018: In SSA we talk to you big Zoo - Nigeria - Kenya control the eastern sphere - and South Africa the south. We are taking over central africa - so soon we control both east and central.
running away with his tail in-between his legs
So nothing came out of Kenya Ivy league educationist ?
rvp2018: The feeling is absolutely mutual - we are chasing big boys - not Ghana. What is Ghana. That is Uganda level.
Unless the big boys you're referring to are Somalis and Ugandans cause the only big boys I know in this world are the Americans, Russians, Germans, Chinese and co and those are the ones Ghanaians roll with head to head and dominate
I want to see a number of Kenyans in these fields and then we can talk Dwarfy Kenyans with undeveloped brains
rvp2018: Monkey do. Monkey say. Mad cow. Not even US of A had that many IVY league graduates for 70yrs.
Tell your father to hire you an online tutor.
Go and see the main people filling up their ivy league schools. What ever you can possibly think of, there will be more Ghanaians in it than Kenyans and the Ghanaians will excel more than Kenyans because that is who Ghana is. Education is a must here and the quality is better to compare with the best in the world
rvp2018: We are not talking about one random guy, We are talking 3,000 kids in 1950s and 1960 send direct to IVY league at intervention of US president JF Kenndey.
Before you sent your first 3,000 which only few ended up at ivy league schools, Ghana had already used 70 years to send more than 40,000 to it
I want to see Kenyans excel in these fields Astrophysics Astronautics Aerodynamics Plasmas and gas dynamics (circuit breaking) Hyper velocity ( hypersonic) Fiber optics and laser Arrays and etc which I'm about to add
Ghanaians are just changing the world Whether you turn East or West.
vaxx: Another remarkable portfolio . To study medicine alone self in USA, UK, Germany as an African applicant is the most difficult process I have ever seen , it is like trying to escape an elephant thru a needle . Medicine is a special course, they hardly give it out to africa student .not even minding the millions of dollars involved .
Only russia and some other eastern europe accept anything .
rvp2018: Obama father did Phd in harvard in 1960 and got Obama as co-curriculum activity. Kenyans went to IVY league in 1950s and 1960s in the famous Tom Mboya and JF Kennedy airlift program. And they laid a solid foundation of education.
Ghanaians did it in the late 1800 into the early 1920s and it has become a thing.
I know one Ghanaian with 5 out of his 6 or 7 kids at ivy league.
It's nothing to brag about, what they do when they come out is what is important