Brilliant Lady Achieves First-Class From University of Ghana: “The Dream was to Graduate with a GPA of 4.0”

• A young lady has recently got people celebrating her after she graduated with a first-class degree from the University of Ghana
• Annette Proschia indicated that she graduated with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 4.0. from the establishment
• Her accomplishment has inspired many netizens after they saw her Instagram post accompanied by her graduation photos

When determined Annette Proschia set foot at the University of Ghana to study for her undergraduate degree, her goal was to graduate with a GPA of 4.0.

After years of swotting, Proschia graduated with a bachelor of Arts first-class degree from the establishment.

Sharing her remarkable achievement in an Instagram post, she said God proved to ''me that my dreams are valid''.

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Did she earn a GPA of 4.0?

''Where God guides, He provides. My dream was to graduate with a GPA of 4.0. It wasn’t all rosy, but God proved to me that my dreams are valid.

''I am not only honored to graduate, but I graduated with honors., thanks to the God of the midnight hour,'' she shared with photos.

Proschia posed in her graduation regalia with confidence for the camera on graduation day. Her post, which included stunning snaps, has gained reactions from netizens.

YEN.com.gh compiled some of the comments below:

Netizens congratulate Annette Proschia

Sweetpeapernel_official said:

Congrats, dear.

Priscyjackson said:

Congratulations.

Merr.cyappiah reacted:

Congratulations .

Comfortamo38 posted:

Congrats, sweetie.

Your_kind_of_anonymous said:

Awesome .

Princejeremy shared:

Congratulations! @annette_proschia .

Annette_proschia replied:

Thanks ❤️.

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YEN.com.gh earlier reported that after overcoming tribulations, Ghanaian Prosper Dzitse is on a path to adding another milestone to his accomplishments with a Chevening scholarship to further his education.

The Human Resource/Administration and Development professional lost his father at 13 and felt he had lost ''all hope of having a go at even basic education''.

Recounting his journey to success in a Facebook post, Dzitse said God took charge by bringing people into his life to help him every step of the way. Chevening is the UK government's international awards programme for developing global leaders in different fields.

Source: YEN.com.gh