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GUST awards summer scholarshi­ps to 15 outstandin­g students

Scholarshi­p’s goal is to enrich students’ academic journey

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KUWAIT CITY, April 17: Gulf University for Science and Technology (GUST) announced today the names of the 15 outstandin­g students awarded the annual Summer Scholarshi­p by the university. This scholarshi­p aims to enrich the students’ academic journey.

The names of the recipients are: Shirin Ghazi Ahmad Abdelqader , Computer Science, UMSL; Naila Kashif Ghani, Computer Science, UMSL; Merehan Mohamed Elaraby, Computer Science, UMSL; Hamza Abbas Zayat, Finance, UMSL; Hassan Mohammed Farhat, Finance, UMSL; Raghad Said Abdel Rahman, MOB, UMSL; Mohammad Jasem AlMutawa, MIS, UMSL; Barrak Bader Almubarak, Finance, UMSL; Sarah Abdullah Alobaid, English Literature, GWU; Reem Rafe Zaabalawi, Finance, GWU; Arwa Alboloushi, English Literature, GWU; Fatemah Alakhwand, English Literature, GWU; Sara Al Musallam, Public Relation & Advertisin­g, GWU; Marwa Alobaid Kudayr, English Education, GWU; Fathima Shaheema Fahmey, Finance, GWU.

GUST Dean of Student Afa fairs, Dr Raghad Al Kazemi, said, “Our role as an institute of higher education is to provide our students with every opportunit­y to challenge themselves, and help them to excel at combatting those challenges. The University of Missouri — St Louis and George Washington University are both excellent backdrops for our students to see what it’s like to attend a different university, be selfsuffic­ient, and experience life from completely different perspectiv­e.”

Also commenting on the occasion, Ms Amani Gaber, Acting Director, Academic & Internatio­nal Affairs, said: “Our university believes in bringing out the best in everyone, and we always have an eye out for those with a record of excellence and ambition. The aim of the scholarshi­p is to allow those with a thirst to expand their comfort zones to further enrich their academic experience with university life in a different setting. I am extremely proud of those who have been selected, and I am certain that they will find the experience fulfilling and rewarding.”

In order to qualify for the scholarshi­p, applicants must have completed 60 credit hours, be a full-time student enrolled at GUST, have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, and attain a minimum TOEFL score of 550 (paper-based); 230 (computer-based); or 79-80 (internet-based).

In addition to this scholarshi­p, GUST also offers the Mission Scholarshi­p, whereby Kuwaiti GUST graduates can go on to earn their Master’s and PhD’s in the United States. Please visit the Office of Internatio­nal Programs to learn more about the programs.

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