A young African man without a master’s degree receives a PhD scholarship to a US university and will study in New York.
AFRICA | Without a master’s degree, a young African man is awarded a PhD scholarship to a US university and will study in New York.
Noah Wumborbi, a bright young African man without a master’s degree, has been given a full PhD fellowship to study in New York, USA.
One of the most prominent Ivy League universities in the United States, Cornell University in New York, awarded Noah a scholarship to pursue a doctorate. He tweeted about his accomplishment and said that his faith in God had motivated him throughout his academic career.
Prior to obtaining this chance, Noah received a first-class degree from the University of Ghana in Political Science and Geography and Resource Development.
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Despite obstacles, like his failed 2022 campaign to be president of the Student Representative Council, Noah stayed committed to his studies and produced exceptional outcomes.
When Noah thought back on his academic career, he was incredibly grateful, saying that God had led him through every obstacle he faced.
Noah discovered that his faith in God was his greatest strength and advantage while growing up in a village with few chances. He revealed that the Ghanaian government had begun providing him with free basic and junior high school education in 2016.
Later, from 2016 to 2019, he received a scholarship from the Ghanaian government to attend senior high school.
Noah received the Tullow Scholarship for his undergraduate education, which paid for all of his expenditures. Now that he has secured another fully financed PhD fellowship, he hopes that his tale may encourage people who feel alone.
Noah will attend Cornell University to study government with an emphasis on international relations. He is thrilled about this new phase and is looking forward to using his research to advance the global academic community.
