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Nigerian Student Secures Medical Sciences University Entry In UK With Incredible A-Level Results




A Nigerian student, Uchechukwu Alanza, is celebrating her incredible achievement after receiving her A-Level results at leading independent college, Abbey College Cambridge.
The 18-year old Uchechukwu discovered her fate on Thursday morning at the city college, having received the exceptional grades of A, A, B, B in Biology, Chemistry, Economics and Mathematics.
Previously she studied at Capital Science Academy before choosing Abbey College Cambridge to further her studies, and will now go on to study Biomedical Science at University of Sussex.
Elated Uchechukwu said she was "delighted to achieve my aim of studying for a medical sciences degree, and further my ultimate ambition of becoming a surgeon".
She added: “My time at Abbey has exposed me to other cultures and provided me with friends and contacts from around the world.
“The teachers at Abbey College Cambridge teachers are open to discussion and provide tips and guidance to ensure we achieve the best we can – even if it means sacrificing their leisure time. The biology field trip in Wales was a mixture of education and pleasure. I made happy memories being part of nature and learning information essential to my biology A-Level. The Italy trip was informative and fun. We got to be part of Italian culture and have a taste of their food.”
Julian Davies, Principal at Abbey College Cambridge said “Uchechukwa is a very ambitious young lady who will go on to do great things. She is very determined and intelligent, so we are very pleased that these results reflect that. Uchechukwa has been an exceptional student and extremely involved in the college. All of her peers look up to her and we wish Uchechukwa the very best in the future.”
The Alpha Plus Group comprises seventeen first-class independent schools, nurseries and sixth form colleges throughout the UK and boasts an unrivalled international reputation.
The Group specialises in helping students from across the world achieve the personal, social and academic growth needed for success at the UK’s top universities.
Providing a secure and caring environment for international students, each of the four colleges which are based in London, Manchester, and Cambridge, offer contemporary, state-of-the art, single ensuite rooms with onsite security 24 hours a day seven days a week.
Alpha Plus Group stands for the Gold Standard in educational provision. By providing first-class learning, the Group enables pupils to achieve their full potential in a challenging and caring environment. Teaching throughout the Group combines the best of traditional and modern methods and provides access to the latest classroom technology.Nigerian Student Secures Medical Sciences University Entry In UK With Incredible A-Level Results
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