The 13th Congregation for the first batch of the Bachelor’s Degree in Education (B.Ed) program was conducted by Komenda College of Education on 17th June 2023, and one exceptional female student, Joyce Arhin, emerged as the overall female best student.
Joyce, who majored in ICT/Mathematics, has been a standout student from the onset. Her commitment and dedication to academic excellence has culminated in her impressive Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.71, which secured her the top honor among her female peers.
This incredible achievement is a testament to her hard work and dedication, as it required a myriad of intensive academic work and sheer determination to attain.
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The prestigious award was no mere accolade, as she also received a citation and an undisclosed amount of cash prize from the college, in recognition of her outstanding academic performance throughout her time at the institution.
This recognition for her efforts is a testament to the values that Komenda College of Education holds regarding academic excellence and their commitment to rewarding the hard work and dedication of their students.
More importantly, Joyces’s achievement has far-reaching implications beyond just her academic success. By shining a light on what women can achieve, she has broken gender stereotypes and proven that women are just as good academically as men, if not better.
Her success is a significant milestone that eschews gender barriers in academia and provides a platform to inspire and motivate other female students to strive for academic excellence.
Furthermore, by excelling in the predominantly male-dominated field of ICT/Mathematics, Joyce has demonstrated that success has no gender, and anyone can achieve greatness through hard work, persistence and dedication.
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Her success has gone a long way to encourage and motivate other female students, particularly those who have an interest in pursuing careers in male-dominated fields to believe in themselves and believe that they can also succeed.
Joyce Arhin’s remarkable achievement serves as a ray of hope, a milestone, and an inspiration to women everywhere, reminding them that they can indeed shatter the myth of male dominance in academia and beyond.