UDUS Student, Aminu Ikums Abdullahi, Sparks Conversation, "Beyond Academic Grades"

In a thought-provoking essay, Aminu Ikums Abdullahi, a 300-level student of Primary Education, challenges the conventional view that academic success is solely measured by grades. Quoting his lecturer, Dr. B.B Kwashabawa, "Read not for grades but for knowledge, you will be happy."

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 Abdullahi emphasizes the importance of exploring beyond the classroom, discovering innate talents, and acquiring 21st-century skills through diverse university clubs and associations.

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Abdullahi's mentor advises students to be "circle students," engaging with various aspects of university life to prepare for the challenges of the world. This inspiring piece encourages students to redefine success beyond academic grades and embrace a holistic approach to education.