A talented Nigerian woman celebrates her accomplishment after earning a bachelor’s degree from a US university.
Fayobomi Olusola-Falodun, a talented Nigerian woman, graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Massachusetts, Ahmest in the United States.
Fayobomi graduated from the University of Massachusetts in the United States with a Summa Cum Laude degree in Marketing and Communications. She thanked everyone who helped make the accomplishment possible when she shared it on Linkedin.
“I can now (officially) say that I received a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and Communication from the Isenberg School of Management, UMass Amherst,” she said.
According to Fayobomi, the four-year academic experience has profoundly altered his life. She claimed that her viewpoint and goals were greatly influenced by her experience as a Nigerian immigrant to the United States.
She claimed that being a citizen also motivated her to seize every chance with courage and openness. Fayobomi expressed her gratitude to everyone who accepted her connection request, Zoom call, and even phone call during the trip.
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Fayobomi claimed that as a result of her inventiveness, she participated in several groups in the US that gained self-assurance and understood the importance of sincere relationships.
She claims that during her internships at Google and JPMorgan Chase & Co., she acquired priceless knowledge that helped her understand the intricacies and fascinating potential of the finance and technology sectors.
She went on to say that she went to the Management Leadership for Tomorrow and Women of Isenberg Conference, which helped her advance into positions that improved her networking and communication abilities.
According to Fayobomi, she represented Fresh Prints and Apple as campus leaders, which forced her to venture outside of her comfort zone and hone her leadership skills.
In addition to leading, she claimed that these positions forced her to learn, adapt, and listen—skills that have greatly influenced the way she approaches cooperation and teamwork.
In addition to her studies, Fayobomi worked for the university’s admission office as a tour guide, an Admissions Diversity Fellow, a Teaching Assistant, and a Peer Advisor.
She claimed that in addition to broadening her understanding of diversity and inclusivity, the position taught her the value of empathy and assistance in creating a space where every student can flourish and find their own way.
As she continues to look into other jobs that fit her goals and skill set, Fayobomi expressed her excitement about what lies ahead for her and her want to network with more experts.
