Covenant University Celebrates First-Class Graduate with 345 UTME Score
Covenant University Hails First-Class Graduate's 345 UTME Score

Covenant University has celebrated the outstanding achievement of Egwari Michael, a first-class graduate in Information and Communication Engineering. The young man, who scored 345 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), secured a scholarship from the David Oyedepo Foundation (DOF) and has been hailed for his academic excellence.

Academic Journey and Strategy

On its Facebook page, Covenant University shared Michael's inspiring story and study principles. According to the post, Michael entered the university in 2018 with a clear target of earning a first-class degree. His strategy, termed the "Consistency Strategy," emphasized total coverage of all subjects rather than focusing only on favorites.

Michael recognized that a high GPA is built on maintaining high averages across all courses. He prioritized tests as the foundation of final grades and worked to turn his weakest subjects into strengths. Additionally, he used teaching as a tool for mastery, explaining complex concepts to peers to solidify his own understanding.

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Impact of the David Oyedepo Foundation Scholarship

As a beneficiary of the DOF Scholarship, Michael's growth extended beyond academics. The scholarship fostered character development through mental expansion, selfless service, and accountability. He engaged with leadership literature, participated in community development, and maintained rigorous academic standards to retain the scholarship.

Today, Michael stands as a well-rounded leader prepared to solve real-world problems, embodying the values of discipline and consistency.

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