Tyrone Marhguy: Achimota Rasta Student Targets Harvard, Cornell Or MIT After Success In SAT
- The Achimota Rasta student who excelled in the WASSCE said he desires to study computer science, computer engineering or electrical engineering
- In a video, he listed Ashesi University and Academic City University as schools in Ghana he would like to attend
- He also expressed desire to attend Harvard University, Cornell University or MIT
Tyrone Marhguy, an old student of Achimota School who has been trending after he excelled in the 2023 West African Senior School Certificate Examination and SAT, has broken his silence regarding his future.
Speaking with Citi TV, the Rastafarian revealed that he intends to study either computer science, computer engineering or electrical engineering at the university.
On the university he wants to attend, the intelligent teen explained that he would like to study at either Academic City University College or Ashesi University in Ghana.
Tyrone added that he would also relish the opportunity to study at Cornell University, Harvard University or the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US.
At the time of writing this report, the video, which was sighted by YEN.com.gh on the page X page of @CitiTVGH, had raked in over 8,000 views.
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Tyrone Marhguy excels in SAT
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that many people were left in awe after Tyrone Marhguy opened up on his performance in the SAT he wrote while in Achimota School studying for his final WASSCE exams. The Rastafarian got a total score of 1,500.
This remarkable SAT score puts him in the 99th percentile of candidates globally, making him eligible for admission to top Ivy League schools.
Tyrone made a post on his X platform thanking the Achimota School and his sponsors after he announced his SAT score.
Achimota congratulates Tyrone Marhguy
Also, Achimota School has congratulated Tyrone on his academic achievements.
The school congratulated him after he announced on X that he excelled in the SAT exams.
The post came as a surprise to many netizens, considering the school's past efforts to deny the young prodigy admission.
"Congratulations Akora.@marhguy_tyrone. We are proud of your exceptional accomplishments! Keep soaring! Ayekoo," the post read.
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Source: YEN.com.gh