UNIOSUN Graduate With 4.43 CGPA Celebrates Academic Feat, Displays Award as Best Graduating Student

UNIOSUN Graduate With 4.43 CGPA Celebrates Academic Feat, Displays Award as Best Graduating Student

  • Dorcas Faith Odelola, a Philosophy graduate of Osun State University, emerged as the best graduating student in her department
  • She studied in the Department of Philosophy at Osun State University and finished with an impressive CGPA of 4.43
  • Odelola shared the award she received on her TikTok page, @eloraluxea, as she celebrated her academic achievement

Dorcas Faith Odelola, a Philosophy graduate of Osun State University, has taken to social media to celebrate herself after finishing her degree with the highest grade point average in her department.

The young woman shared a video on her TikTok page, @eloraluxea, showing off the award she received for emerging as the best graduating student in the Department of Philosophy at Osun State University, with a CGPA of 4.43.

UNIOSUN graduate who had 4.43 CGPA shows off award
UNIOSUN graduate who bagged 4.43 CGPA emerges best graduating student. Photo Source: TikTok/eloraluxea
Source: TikTok

Odelola shines as best Philosophy student at UNIOSUN

Odelola completed her studies in the Department of Philosophy at Osun State University, and her outstanding academic performance set her apart from her peers at graduation. Rather than let the milestone pass quietly, she documented the recognition she earned and put it on display for her online community to see.

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The award @eloraluxea proudly held up in the post served as formal acknowledgement from the institution of her position at the top of her graduating class.

Odelola celebrates Philosophy academic achievement on TikTok

After the ceremony, Dorcas Odelola took to TikTok to share the moment with her followers. Her post captured both the award and the sense of pride that came with finishing what many consider a challenging but rewarding course of study.

Philosophy is often regarded as one of the more demanding disciplines in the humanities, requiring students to engage deeply with logic, ethics, epistemology, and critical reasoning. Finishing at the top of such a department with a CGPA of 4.43 is a notable feat and a testament to consistent academic dedication across her years at the university.

Speaking with Legit.ng, Dorcas encouraged students currently studying Philosophy not to be discouraged by what people may say about the course if they have already chosen to pursue it.

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The UNIOSUN graduate urged them to take their studies seriously and remain committed to doing what is right, stressing that the rewards of consistency and hard work may not always come immediately.

"Regardless of what people may say about Philosophy, if you have chosen it, do not back down. Give it your best and take your studies seriously. More importantly, keep doing the right thing. I strongly believe there is a certain peace that comes with knowing that you are doing what is right, even when nobody is watching. The reward may not come immediately, but with consistency, patience and hard work, you will eventually see the results," she said.

Beyond her academic achievement, Dorcas revealed that her experience as a Class Representative played an important role in shaping her during her university years.

She explained that being entrusted with the responsibility taught her valuable lessons about leadership, accountability, patience and interacting with different people.

"One thing I would like people to know is how much being a Class Representative shaped me. When people entrust a position to you, it means they believe you are capable of handling it. That responsibility taught me a lot about leadership, accountability, patience and dealing with people," she told Legit.ng.

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Dorcas added that the experience also taught her that leadership does not require perfection, noting that making mistakes is part of the learning process. She encouraged people given responsibilities to give their best, learn from their mistakes and continue moving forward.

"It also taught me that leadership is not about being perfect. You will make mistakes, but you should be willing to learn from them and grow. Whenever people trust you with a responsibility, give it your best. You may make mistakes along the way, but please do not remain stuck in your mistakes. Learn, improve and keep moving," she said.

Reflecting on her overall university experience, the Philosophy graduate acknowledged that her journey was not perfect but said both the positive and difficult moments contributed to the person she has become.

She expressed gratitude for the people she met, the lessons she learnt and what she described as God's faithfulness throughout her studies.

"My university journey was not perfect, but every experience, both good and bad, contributed to who I am today. I am grateful for the journey, the people I met, the lessons I learnt and, above all, God's faithfulness throughout it all," Odelola said.

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Watch the TikTok video she posted to celebrate her academic achievement below.

UNIOSUN graduate bags first class

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a UNIOSUN graduate, Oderinde P.T., celebrated four major achievements after graduating with a First Class Honours degree in Mechanical Engineering.

She earned a 4.55/5.0 GPA, emerged as the best female student in her department and the Faculty of Engineering, and finished third overall in her department's Best Graduating Student ranking.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng