FUTMINNA Student Who Started With Low Grade Trends After Showing Final CGPA, Sparks Reactions
- A young lady who was undergoing her Bachelor's degree at the Federal University of Technology, Minna has rounded off her studies
- She opened up about how she started with a low grade as she published her final CGPA, revealing that she ran a business throughout
- Her story triggered reactions on social media, as many people took to the comments section to congratulate her on her achievement
A young lady celebrated as she successfully graduated from the Federal University of Technology, Minna.
She celebrated as she bagged a second-class upper degree from the Department of Biological Sciences.
Source: TikTok
FUTMINNA student who has business shares CGPA
Identified as @mariamadekeye on TikTok, the lady shared how she started with a grade point average of 2.49.
She noted that her final GPA was 4.71, and she eventually graduated with a CGPA of 4.38.
Her post read:
"FIRST GPA: 2.49, LAST GPA: 4.71. 5 sessions, 10 semester.Did business throughout. Undergo an emotional breakdown at (400-5001 semester. Graduated with 4.38CGPA.
She added in the comments:
"I’m sure I had the first result because I wasn’t use to the school system not that I wasn’t good initially and immediately I knew how the school runs their systems . I lock in with late night reads as well with prayers and everything else was good."
In another post, she shared her story:
"I started university with a 2.45 CGPA. Yes, two point four five. Please, no questions at that time 😭 Not because I wasn’t serious, but honestly, I was still figuring things out and attending general lectures instead of fully focusing on my department.
"Seeing that result broke my confidence. I remember standing in front of the mirror, crying quietly, asking myself how someone who was a senior girl in secondary school and a degree student at the College of Education could end up here. I didn’t tell anyone. I carried it alone until my final semester.
"But God saw me even when no one else did. After that, I locked in. Midnight readings, sleepless nights, and tears before exams, after exams, and sometimes in the middle of reading when nothing seemed to make sense.
"By 200 level, I also added business into the mix (money must be made 😅), and balancing everything was not easy at all. Fast forward to today,I graduated with a 4.3 CGPA, what I like to call first class lower 😌. When it’s your turn, define your success your own way. I’m rooting for you.
" Today isn’t just about celebrating results; it’s proof that growth is possible no matter how you start. This journey taught me that consistency is real, tears are valid, and perseverance truly pays off. I didn’t start strong, but I finished well—and that’s by God’s grace.
"Shege was temporary. The degree is permanent. On to the next chapter."
See her TikTok post below:
Reactions trail FUTMINNA student's CGPA
Donald Software Engineer said:
"Graduated 2022 with 4.41 CGPA, business administration, currently a software engineer and soon to launch my first tech company."
𝐋𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐌𝐢𝐝𝐞 said:
"This is proof that I can make it as well went from 4.50 to 4.06 after I lost my dad in 100l now I'm in 300l first semester and my cgpa is still 4.06 I recently just lost my sister and I'm unsure about the last exam i wrote i just hope God doesn't fail me."
IIDC said:
"congratulations Momma you achieved all these as a student entrepreneur. I pray Almighty Allah will make way for you further into greatness. ameen."
AYODEJI said:
"I think it’s over for me… But as I’m seeing this I will continue to fight till achieve d best."
Source: TikTok
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Source: Legit.ng
