With a Fully Funded Commonwealth Scholarship, outstanding lady bags Master’s Degree in Geography from Cranfield University UK
A talented Ghanaian lady by name Crystal Ahiable, has celebrated graduating from Cranfield University, UK with a Distinction in her Master’s Degree Program. She bagged the award of Master’s of Science in Geographical Information Management using a Fully Funded Commonwealth Scholarship Award.
She celebrated her achievement on LinkedIn and thanked the United Kingdom Commonwealth Scholarship organization for providing her with the fully financed 2020 grant.
The United Kingdom’s government sponsors the Commonwealth Scholarship Award, a fully financed scholarship given out annually to help people of commonwealth or poor nations pursue master’s degrees in the UK.
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The 2022 UK Commonwealth Shared Scholarship is currently accepting applications, and prospective students from qualified nations like Nigeria, Ghana, India, Kenya, and many more can do so by the deadline of December 20. The complete application details are available HERE.
After graduating from the University of Ghana with a degree in geography and resource development, Crystal Ahiable was awarded the 2020 Commonwealth Scholarship, which allowed her to attend Cranfield University in the United Kingdom on a fully funded scholarship.
Despite having a rough start, she celebrated receiving a distinction at the university on her LinkedIn profile.
Given how shaky I started, it feels really weird. I recall being disappointed when my first two grades were announced, and I kept asking myself, “64?????”What took place? However, as they say, the finish is what counts,” she wrote.
She expressed her gratitude to Cranfield University and the United Kingdom Commonwealth Scholarship for helping her finish her Master’s degree. She also expressed gratitude to her family, friends, and professors for their prayers, love, and support.
“I knew I had all of you supporting me backstage, so the challenge was worthwhile.” Once more, your girl has made you proud, but it’s only the beginning,” she remarked.
