Hyderabad: This is a dream that became the reality for three students of the Social Welfare Education Institution for Social Welfare because they would immediately raise flights to the United States to do their master.
All three students-r Shireesha, Ch Preeti, and G Blossom praise from the family backward economically.
They have bagged the Community College Initiate (CCIP) program offered by the US government, which will enable them to pursue studies at Community Colleges in the US.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results “I have never imagined in my wildest dream that one day I will take a plane and go to the US considering the economic situation of our poor family.
This is a dream that came true for me and I will leave soon To New York and pursue early childhood education courses at Jamestown Community College, New York, “Shirisha said, whose parents worked as a daily wage laborer.
The same thing is the case with Preeti, whose father is agricultural workers and the mother of a housewife.
Mulamalla villagers in Wanaparthy, excitement and joy do not know the restrictions when he heard about his choice for agricultural courses at Sinclair Community College, Ohio.
Likewise, Blossom, a student of LB Nagar Degree College was chosen for Baltimore Community College.
He came from the Medchal-Malkajiriri district and his parents were private employees.
Trio proves their academic brilliance and their English communication skills and comes out with the colors flying in several rounds of interviews conducted by the American Consulate in India.
“Shirisha Travel, Blossom, and Preethi college TSWR levels for women offering interesting accounts from students will pursue their American dreams even from humble family backgrounds.
In fact, poverty and deprivation that despicable does not breathe the persistent human spirit inside They shine brightly in the academic field, “said Ronald Rose, community secretary.
He congratulated the students for their extraordinary achievements and served laptops to them.
He said that 20 Tswreis students managed to reach American community colleges in the past six years.