A brilliant woman who excels in both the USA and the UK describes how she earned a master’s degree at Harvard in the USA and a bachelor’s degree at Oxford in the UK.
After earning a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom and a master’s degree in international educational policy from Harvard University Graduate School of Education in the United States, a bright woman on LinkedIn identified as Vee K. has achieved great success.
On Linkedin, she recounted her educational journey, stating that she earned her Master’s degree before earning her Bachelor’s.
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She clarified that she had already received a Master’s degree from Harvard University in the United States prior to being called for the Bachelor’s Degree Convocation, and that the University of Oxford had to postpone their convocation ceremony due to the pandemic of 2020.
We had to postpone the ceremony due to the epidemic, and I received my master’s degree before my undergraduate degree. However, it’s better late than never! She posted on LinkedIn.
Both Harvard University in the USA and the University of Oxford in the UK are renowned universities that are well-known for producing the brightest and most talented students in the world.
Vee K, a Zimbabwean national, enrolled to the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom to pursue a bachelor’s degree in classical archaeology and ancient history. In 2020, after earning her bachelor’s degree, she went on to Harvard University in the United States of America (USA) to earn her master’s degree.
In 2021, she earned her master’s degree from the esteemed United States University.
“I am extremely appreciative of this experience! Oxford University was a difficult four years! I began there during the Foundation Year in 2016, after which I started my YouTube channel, made my closest friends, developed into the woman I am today, and my life was irrevocably altered. She posted on Linkedin, “Thank you Oxford, you gave me more than I could have asked for.”
