20-Year-Old LASU Student Goes Viral After Displaying First Semester Results and Current CGPA
- A 20-year-old student of Lagos State University (LASU) has generated attention online after displaying her current CGPA
- The young lady shared a screenshot showing the number of courses she took in the first semester, as well as her grades
- The result she posted online drew the attention of many people who praised her brilliant performance
A 20-year-old student of Lagos State University (LASU) has broken the internet with her first semester results, which showed the grades she had in all 11 courses she offered in the semester.
The individual also revealed her current CGPA in her viral post, and also the course she is currently studying at the university.
Source: Twitter
400-level LASU student posts her results
@_JANET_EA shared the post online amid the viral thread of women sharing their achievements on social media.
As many women continued to show the world what they had achieved, the 400-level student of Lagos State University (LASU) impressed many people after displaying her first semester results, which showed the multiple grades she got in all the courses she took in the first semester.
Source: Twitter
On her current CGPA, she said:
“- A 20-year-old first-class Chemical and Polymer Engineering undergraduate (400L).”
“- Current CGPA: 4.73/5.00.”
“- Recently had a 5.00 GPA.”
The photo of her first semester results, which showed her grades, immediately caught the attention of many people who praised her brilliance.
Reactions as LASU student posts her result
@ajagbe_favour wrote:
"CPE in Lasu?? I’m proud of youuuuuu. Congratulationsssssss."
@DarEmmyy wrote:
"Chemical engineering i just know you love maths."
@Xeno_Xr27B noted:
"We need more women like you. Cheering for you."
@UthmanIsiaq1 added:
"I personally attest to her scholarly. Keep it up sisterly."
@ChimeririKalu stressed:
"Wishing you continued success. I hope this trend encourages you even more."
@seyi_chosenboi1 noted:
"Awesome. Keep up with the efforts! The sky is your starting point."
@peace_zacks shared:
"With this many Cs?? Can never be Unijos."
@ComebackRex wrote:
"See this Lasu system. Them never change."
@Awwaluuuu added:
"Wdym polymer engineering? Why not pick materials and metallurgical engineering?'
After her post went viral, Legit.ng contacted the student of Lagos State University (LASU). In the brief chat, she shared what helped her maintain a high CGPA.
Janet said:
"Coming into university, I set a clear goal for myself, and that goal was to graduate with a first class. That goal has guided every academic decision I've made."
"Achieving a perfect 5.00 GPA was something I had been looking forward to since my 100-level. I came close on three different occasions. The first was in my first semester of 100-level, and the second was in my first semester of 300-level, where I earned a B (4 points) in a 3-unit course on both occasions. The third was in my second semester of 300-level, where I earned a C (3 points) in a 2-unit course."
"Those moments were disappointing, but I didn't allow them to define me. Instead, I let them shape me. I stayed consistent with my studies, remained disciplined, and kept trusting God. I believe prayer, consistency, and persistence have been the biggest factors behind my academic journey. By God's grace, I was finally able to achieve the 5.00 GPA I had worked towards for years."
She also mentioned the semester and courses that were a bit of a challenge for her.
"I would say my 200-level was the most challenging period."
"LASU operates a multi-campus system, and as an engineering student, I had to transition from the main campus to the Epe campus. Adjusting to a new environment, a different routine, and the demands of engineering courses wasn't easy. The daily commute and adapting to the new academic setting took some time."
"I also had little to no prior experience with technical drawing, so learning engineering drawing from scratch was another hurdle. Looking back, that period taught me resilience and the importance of adapting quickly to change."
Lastly, the brilliant student shared advice for undergraduates who also wish to have a perfect CGPA like hers.
"Set the goal early and be intentional about working towards it every single semester."
"A first class isn't built in your final year; it's the result of consistent effort over several years. Attend classes, understand concepts instead of just memorizing them, ask questions when you're confused, surround yourself with people who encourage your academic growth, and don't let one disappointing result discourage you."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that the Lagos State University (LASU )'s best graduating student, Isioma Sybil Nwosu, shared her admission journey and academic struggles.
She revealed that she initially applied to study Medicine and Surgery at the University of Ibadan but narrowly missed the cut-off mark. She later gained admission into LASU to study Biochemistry, where she excelled and graduated as the best student with a First Class and a CGPA of 4.93.
In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a young Nigerian lady who studied law at the University of Ibadan shared her experience at the Nigerian Law School.
She said she had hoped to graduate with a first-class but faced challenges in some courses during the programme. The graduate explained that the experience changed her perspective on life.
UNILAG graduate wins multiple awards
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a University of Lagos (UNILAG) law graduate overcame financial struggles that almost delayed her university admission.
She eventually graduated with First Class Honours and emerged as the second-best student in the Faculty of Law. The graduate also received multiple academic awards and financial support from well-wishers who celebrated her academic achievement.
Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
