Nigerian Prodigy Karen Elisha-Wigwe Graduates With First-Class Honors from Miami University College of Engineering and Computing
Karen, who departed Nigeria at the age of 18 to pursue higher education abroad, shared her remarkable journey on LinkedIn. Graduating Cum Laude, she attained a stellar cumulative grade point average of 3.70 out of a possible 4.00.
AKACHI NOEL 
In an outstanding academic achievement, 22-year-old Nigerian prodigy Karen Ogochukwu Elisha-Wigwe has secured a first-class degree in Mechanical Engineering from the esteemed Miami University College of Engineering and Computing, Ohio, United States.
Karen, who departed Nigeria at the age of 18 to pursue higher education abroad, shared her remarkable journey on LinkedIn. Graduating Cum Laude, she attained a stellar cumulative grade point average of 3.70 out of a possible 4.00.
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Reflecting on her educational odyssey, Karen expressed, “Indeed, it has been an enlightening and amazing journey, one of self-discovery, character building, and establishing many intentional and unintentional but all the same exceptional relationships.”
Beyond her academic pursuits, Karen actively engaged in various roles within diverse communities, notably contributing to the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). She acknowledged the unwavering support of her family and friends, emphasizing the pivotal role they played in her success.
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During her tenure at the university, Karen served as a Graduate Assistant for the College of Engineering and Computing. In a heartfelt expression of gratitude, she conveyed, “To my family for their unwavering support and encouragement. Thankful for the friends I made, the amazing faculty and staff, my NSBE family, and the many colleagues I had during my time as a student specialist.”
Karen's accomplishment adds to the growing list of young Nigerians achieving academic excellence on the global stage, exemplifying dedication, resilience, and intellectual prowess.
