Young Nigerian Graduates High School with Good Grades, Wins $57,000 Scholarship to 5 US Universities
Stephan Mbala's journey through Chrisland Schools in Lagos, Nigeria, was described as a remarkable and great experience. He expressed his heartfelt appreciation to his teachers, non-teaching staff, and, most notably, his close-knit group of friends, underscoring the importance of having a supportive network in achieving success.
AKACHI NOEL 
A young Nigerian boy named Stephan Mbala has achieved academic excellence by graduating from Chrisland Schools in Nigeria with outstanding grades. In recognition of his achievements, he has been awarded scholarships totaling $57,000 to five prestigious universities in the United States.
Stephan Mbala's journey through Chrisland Schools in Lagos, Nigeria, was described as a remarkable and great experience. He expressed his heartfelt appreciation to his teachers, non-teaching staff, and, most notably, his close-knit group of friends, underscoring the importance of having a supportive network in achieving success.
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Notably, Stephan took the initiative to apply individually and secured admission to six universities outside of Nigeria. In recognition of his exceptional talents and dedication, he received scholarship offers from five of these institutions.
Here are the details of the scholarships he was awarded:
- New Mexico State University: Stephan earned an international competitive scholarship that includes in-state tuition worth $18,300, an international tuition cost reduction, and a $100 stipend each semester.
- University of Akron: He was awarded a $7,000 merit-based presidential scholarship and the Akron Advantage Award.
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- Simpson University: Stephan received a $27,964 merit-based Imago Dei scholarship.
- McMurry University: He earned a $17,000 merit-based scholarship.
- West Virginia University: Stephan secured a $6,000 merit-based scholarship.
These scholarships present an invaluable opportunity for Stephan to pursue higher education in the United States without the burden of expenses, offering numerous benefits for his future.While Stephan has an array of options based on his scholarship offers, he has chosen to attend the University of Lethbridge in Canada for his bachelor's degree. He proudly announced his status as a scholar in the university's foundation program and expressed great anticipation for the future achievements this opportunity will bring.
