Melinda Seyram Njibiche: Kasoa Lady Gains Admission To Harvard Graduate School

• Melinda Seyram Njibiche, a young Ghanaian woman who hails from Kasoa, has gained admission to Harvard Graduate School of Education to pursue further studies
• Melinda will study for an Ed.M. in Education Leadership, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship
• Ghanaians on LinkedIn congratulated Melinda for her success when they came across her post

A Ghanaian lady, Melinda Seyram Njibiche, has shared an exciting new beginning in her life abroad.

Melinda announced on social media that she has been admitted to the Harvard Graduate School of Education to pursue a master's degree.

In a LinkedIn post sighted by YEN.com.gh, Melinda, who hails from Kasoa in the Central Region of Ghana, said she had been accepted to the Ivy League school to read an Ed.M. in Education Leadership, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship.

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Her course of study will concentrate on global, international, and comparative education.

The young Ghanaian lady gained admission after completing some foundation courses she undertook at Harvard.

Melinda, an alumnus of the University of Education, Winneba, and the University of Ghana, expressed her excitement in a long post on LinkedIn.

"Today marks the completion of my foundation courses at Harvard, and I couldn't be more excited to start the Fall semester. From June 4th to August 23rd, this journey has been incredibly impactful. I'm deeply grateful to the amazing community that made this possible," she stated.

Melinda also thanked her former lecturer, some individuals, and family members who have played key roles in her journey thus far.

"I also want to thank Margaret Ismaila my lecturer at the University of Ghana, who always encouraged me to strive for excellence even beyond my undergraduate degree. And to Mama Laryea (Ed.D) the Chief of Party at USAID/Ghana Partnership for Education: Learning, her passion for female leadership and dedication to education continues to inspire me.

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"Lastly, I must acknowledge one of my fathers, EMMANUEL ANSAH for his unwavering support. Also, my family, friends, and the community of people who made this happen!" she wrote.

LinkedIn community congratulates Melinda

Melinda's LinkedIn community congratulated her on her achievement in the comment section of the post.

@Frank Obeng Addae wrote:

"Congratulations Melinda Seyram Njibiche! Let's find time to connect. I will be at the Harvard Griffin GSAS International Students orientation as a student panel member on Wednesday August 28. If you will be there, let me know so that we can link up! I will be there until the reception is over!"

@Bismark Addo also wrote:

"Congratulations Melinda Seyram Njibiche. Cheers to endless possibilities ahead."

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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that Ebenezer Tseh, a former student of PRESEC, Legon, secured close to $2 million in scholarships from six universities in the US, including Harvard.

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Proofread by Edwina N.K Quarcoo, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh