Finding Hidden Treasure: Selecting Greater Chances (Sadias Diary)
Hope is being able to see that there is light despite of the darkness
Sadia Yasmin Shrabani dreamed of becoming a pilot and seeing the world from a bird's eye view. Despite the maximum preparation for that dream, she failed the cadet college entrance examination. She started participating in various competitions to overcome the difficulties of not getting the chance in this college.
She has 123 national and international awards including the 'Best Student' award at upazila, district, and divisional levels in various categories during National Education Week. The International Medical Science Olympiad 2024 has received an honorable mention for Bangladesh this year.
Besides, she got bronze in the International Applied Chemistry Olympiad in 2023. Apart from this, she received the Commonwealth Young Leader Award 2023. Participated in USA Medical and Disease Olympiad, California 2023 (USMDO) and was among the top 10 percent in the world. (Score 112/150). She was also selected from Bangladesh in the International Biogenesis Olympiad and was a finalist in the Cell Biology segment.
She got the precious opportunity. She got admission to the top colleges of America's famous Liberal Arts College for undergraduates and some other universities. This year she got a chance from the USA with her full needs met in 14 institutes. She was admitted as the first Bangladeshi to the famous Scripps Claremont College in California, America, as a full-ride scholar with a scholarship worth 4 crore taka. Sadia completed her college life at Government Azizul Haque College, Bogra. Sadia is working for women's empowerment. Besides, she wants to play a role in the gender discrimination-aggression sector. Specifically, she wants to work on puberty, menstrual health, gender aggression issues, and the cyber security of girls in Bangladesh. After life, she wants to go for a PhD. She wants to work in health sciences.
She became the inspiration of this generation. She shows that nothing is impossible. It was her dream to get a chance in the cadet college. But she failed and she didn't stop to working on herself. Every day she polishes herself. She joined in many new things which made her a new person. She grabbed each opportunity to make herself prove that nothing can be confined to her. She proved that persistence and hope can make everything possible.
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Interesting story.