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AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Florblu, GentlemanAyo, davbro, GideonG, Godwinony, cstr1000, Mitchely, Sleyanya1, JhyMedex, Ekealterego, Evaberry, Tittusstar22, Muyimart, frob0genius, Gerrard59, Partnerbiz3, aanexplus, tens4real, abfalkolly, AntiWailer, HomeTutor1, Ojugunrege, arodavoo, lordhugo, Joy Joomla, adakoleagbenu, daseento, phi001, olutee360, DrIkB, Magjoel, oyakhilomeh, Ymodulus, Ajegun, perfecter4real, Johnwriter, Blonchilli, mindtricks, p0intBlank, LordeCalifornia, Akinscarce2020.


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

You didn't quote me. Although I just registered myself presence as I was in my early year of study. You can check my comment in the first page of this thread.


Congrats bro!

I also graduated with a First Class, 4.85/5.00 CGPA in Mechanical Engineering from one of the oldest Federal Universities.


The best is yet to come!

God bless us all!

kennyjam:
You didn't quote me. Although I just registered myself presence as I was in my early year of study. You can check my comment in the first page of this thread.


Congrats bro!

I also graduated with a First Class, 4.85/5.00 CGPA in Mechanical Engineering from one of the oldest Federal Universities.


The best is yet to come!

God bless us all!

Wow. Omohh. Congratulations brother.

Amen. I wish you the best 👌

I'm sorry that I missed your moniker. I had to compile them manually.

AloyalNigerian:
Wow. Omohh. Congratulations brother.

Amen. I wish you the best 👌

I'm sorry that I missed your moniker. I had to compile them manually.

Thanks Bro!


No problem.


How's the programme going?

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night
while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Florblu, GentlemanAyo, davbro, GideonG, Godwinony, cstr1000, Mitchely, Sleyanya1, JhyMedex, Ekealterego, Evaberry, Tittusstar22, Muyimart, frob0genius, Gerrard59, Partnerbiz3, aanexplus, tens4real, abfalkolly, AntiWailer, HomeTutor1, Ojugunrege, arodavoo, lordhugo, Joy Joomla, adakoleagbenu, daseento, phi001, olutee360, DrIkB, Magjoel, oyakhilomeh, Ymodulus, Ajegun, perfecter4real, Johnwriter, Blonchilli, mindtricks, p0intBlank, LordeCalifornia, Akinscarce2020.


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

Congratulations 🥂

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Gerr.ard59,
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Congratulations. Now that you are in the US, explore routes to obtain permanent residency. You are in the system already. By 2030, all things being equal, you quote me with your US passport.

Gerrard59:
Yes, it's possible. Ensure you make a 5.0 in at least two semesters (a session) whether chronologically or not. I have seen many cases of "on the dot" or slightly above the threshold. Yes, you can with determination and perseverance.

I gats open church, I swear.

Congratulations!

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Florblu, GentlemanAyo, davbro, GideonG, Godwinony, cstr1000, Mitchely, Sleyanya1, JhyMedex, Ekealterego, Evaberry, Tittusstar22, Muyimart, frob0genius, Gerrard59, Partnerbiz3, aanexplus, tens4real, abfalkolly, AntiWailer, HomeTutor1, Ojugunrege, arodavoo, lordhugo, Joy Joomla, adakoleagbenu, daseento, phi001, olutee360, DrIkB, Magjoel, oyakhilomeh, Ymodulus, Ajegun, perfecter4real, Johnwriter, Blonchilli, mindtricks, p0intBlank, LordeCalifornia, Akinscarce2020.


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

What a pleasant news.
2017 thread and post.

Dreams surely do come true.
Happy for you dear.

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Florblu, GentlemanAyo, davbro, GideonG, Godwinony, cstr1000, Mitchely, Sleyanya1, JhyMedex, Ekealterego, Evaberry, Tittusstar22, Muyimart, frob0genius, Gerrard59, Partnerbiz3, aanexplus, tens4real, abfalkolly, AntiWailer, HomeTutor1, Ojugunrege, arodavoo, lordhugo, Joy Joomla, adakoleagbenu, daseento, phi001, olutee360, DrIkB, Magjoel, oyakhilomeh, Ymodulus, Ajegun, perfecter4real, Johnwriter, Blonchilli, mindtricks, p0intBlank, LordeCalifornia, Akinscarce2020.


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

Congratulations! Do you still code or do anything programming related?

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Florblu, GentlemanAyo, davbro, GideonG, Godwinony, cstr1000, Mitchely, Sleyanya1, JhyMedex, Ekealterego, Evaberry, Tittusstar22, Muyimart, frob0genius, Gerrard59, Partnerbiz3, aanexplus, tens4real, abfalkolly, AntiWailer, HomeTutor1, Ojugunrege, arodavoo, lordhugo, Joy Joomla, adakoleagbenu, daseento, phi001, olutee360, DrIkB, Magjoel, oyakhilomeh, Ymodulus, Ajegun, perfecter4real, Johnwriter, Blonchilli, mindtricks, p0intBlank, LordeCalifornia, Akinscarce2020.


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

Congratulations. Hope it’s not too late 😊

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Florblu, GentlemanAyo, davbro, GideonG, Godwinony, cstr1000, Mitchely, Sleyanya1, JhyMedex, Ekealterego, Evaberry, Tittusstar22, Muyimart, frob0genius, Gerrard59, Partnerbiz3, aanexplus, tens4real, abfalkolly, AntiWailer, HomeTutor1, Ojugunrege, arodavoo, lordhugo, Joy Joomla, adakoleagbenu, daseento, phi001, olutee360, DrIkB, Magjoel, oyakhilomeh, Ymodulus, Ajegun, perfecter4real, Johnwriter, Blonchilli, mindtricks, p0intBlank, LordeCalifornia, Akinscarce2020.


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

Congratulations Bro. Scale more heights!

Congratulations!!!

JhyMedex:
Congratulations Bro. Scale more heights!

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Florblu, GentlemanAyo, davbro, GideonG, Godwinony, cstr1000, Mitchely, Sleyanya1, JhyMedex, Ekealterego, Evaberry, Tittusstar22, Muyimart, frob0genius, Gerrard59, Partnerbiz3, aanexplus, tens4real, abfalkolly, AntiWailer, HomeTutor1, Ojugunrege, arodavoo, lordhugo, Joy Joomla, adakoleagbenu, daseento, phi001, olutee360, DrIkB, Magjoel, oyakhilomeh, Ymodulus, Ajegun, perfecter4real, Johnwriter, Blonchilli, mindtricks, p0intBlank, LordeCalifornia, Akinscarce2020.


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

Congratulations bro!

AloyalNigerian:
I'm presently on 4.25 after dropping from 4.57 to 4.28 and then to 4.25. I relented due to some issues. Because, I had several options before me so I started losing interest in my course.

Now, my question is, can I still make a first class degree having spent 3 semesters out of 10.

did you eventually graduate with a first class, if no what have you learner so far, does it worth it having a first class. What are the lessons you have learned about life beyond school