Young lady surprises mum with master's degree in law after telling her she dropped out

- Melisiwe Zikalala shared her story of hardship and success with Varsity World on Facebook

- The young lady bagged her master's in commercial law after telling her friends and family that she had dropped out

- She shared the news with her mother, who was excited beyond belief

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Melisiwe Zikalala has obtained her master's degree in commercial law and her story is one to remember. According to the young lady, she told everyone close to her that she had dropped out of school.

She added that she felt she had been in a terrible position and decided to move in silence, and thanked God for that. After obtaining her master's degree, Melisiwe shared the news with her mum and she was ecstatic.

Melisiwe caused great excitement for her mother as she still thought that her daughter had dropped out. Her story is truly inspiring and motivational.

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Take a look at Melisiwe's story shared by Varsity World below:

The stunning young lady received an influx of congratulatory messages online. Read some of them below:

Michael Towner wrote:

"I'm from the United States. Congratulations Melisiwe on graduating with a Master's in commercial law. The sky is the limit!"

Mothusi Bomamelo said:

"You confused those close to you for a very good reason. Sometime it is good to keep silent. Congratulations."

Karabo Hector commented:

"Well done dear! That's an amazing level of success!"

Samuel Maila added:

"Congratulations my sister... Bright future ahead."

In similar news, a woman identified as Asiyah Randera has celebrated her achievement after graduating with a first class in law from the University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom.

In a LinkedIn post, the woman shared a screenshot of the message she received from the chair of the exam board.

She captioned the screenshot:

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"I am thrilled and lost for words after receiving this email on Friday."

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