Sabina Morgan: KNUST Graduate Selected Among Top 1% Chevening Scholarship Benefactors from GH and 2% Globally

• A Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) graduate has shared her selection into the Chevening Scholarship Scheme
• Sabina Morgan revealed that out of the 64,000 global applicants, she was selected among the top 2% benefactors
• Morgan revealed that she will be pursuing a master's degree in Global Development at the University of Leeds in the UK

Sabina Morgan, a vibrant young Ghanaian, has recently shared that out of the over 64,000 global applicants of the Chevening Scholarship, she was selected as one of the 1% Ghanaians awarded the scholarship.

The young lady added that she also made it to the top 2% benefactors of the prestigious scholarship globally.

Taking to her LinkedIn timeline, Sabrina recounted that the journey to being shortlisted for the scholarship scheme was not an easy one but definitely worth it.

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"It's been a tasking journey all through the process; it wasn't easy but certainly worth it", she wrote.

The KNUST alumnus revealed that she will be specializing in Gender and Global Development at the University of Leeds in the UK.

According to the driven young lady, her goal is to leave a mark when it comes to gender equality in her field of studies.

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a vibrant young man recently took to social media to express his joy and excitement after bagging a prestigious scholarship to study at a top UK university.

The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on LinkedIn had Enoch Boafo Amponsah sharing that he was awarded a Weiden-Hoffman Scholarship to study at the University of Oxford in the UK.

Enoch revealed that he was the only Ghanaian selected among 35 scholars from 25 countries for the scholarship. He will be pursuing a Masters in Evidence-Based Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation.

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The delighted young man also shares he is the second-ever Ghanaian to have received the Weiden-Hoffman Scholarship award.

Amponsah said he would not have believed it if someone had told him seven years ago that he would be where he currently is.

Source: YEN.com.gh