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A student was directed by universal admission experts in “Uni Hook” obtained a place at the famous London College of Economics this fall after her superiority in the exams of the Central Council for Secondary Education in Bahrain. Druffy Karia topped the results of the island by 99.2 percent, and it was also the first in trade material at the entire Gulf region. Kararia will now continue her studies for a certificate in financial mathematics and statistics at the best of the University of Penndin.

Karia, a graduate of the “New Millionum” school in Bahrain, believes that exercise and perseverance were the key to her academic success. “Since the first day, I have been on my studies. This has made the review much easier with the approaching exam date. I also focused on solving many exercise papers that helped me enhance my understanding of concepts and improve my time management.” When she got her wonderful results, Karia said: “I felt overwhelmingly happiness and real gratitude. Seeing my efforts was a very satisfactory moment. I finally felt that all my persistence, staying up and exercising at night was worth it. It was a mixture of relief, happiness and pride in the trip that I made to get there.”

Under the supervision of “Uni Hook” throughout the introduction to universities, Karia says that the support she provided to her, “Uni Hook” played a pivotal role in securing her joining the London College of Economics. She explained: “From my help in setting a brief list in the appropriate universities to revise the letter of personal coverage and preparation for the metals, the guidance was invaluable. It gave me the clarity and confidence that I needed in every step. Without this support, it was difficult to move during the entire submission process. He made the“ Uni Hawk direction “everything is more organized and less. Confusion. “

Speaking of her next step, Karia said: “The London College of Economics and Political Science was the university that I dreamed of a long time ago. It has a good reputation, especially in the areas that I love, such as economics and financing. I felt that it was the place that would constitute a real challenge for me and help me to grow. To explore new ideas, participate in student societies, and experience life in one of the most vital cities in the world.

Karea concluded her speech, looking forward to her future after the university, saying: “I have always been fascinated by numbers and patterns, and I will allow me to combine this field and statistics. Applying analytical thinking on financial and political challenges in the real world. It is the ideal intersection between logic and influence. My long -term goal is to work in the field of investment banking services, where I can use the visions based on data to direct the main financial decisions. End, I hope to contribute to economic development initiatives that create a permanent impact, especially in emerging markets. “

Commenting on her success, Karea’s father, Gatein, said: “We are very proud of the wonderful achievement achieved by Daroufi by obtaining 99.2% in the twelfth grade in the Central Council for Secondary Education exam, and obtaining the first position at the level of Bahrain and the Gulf in trade. Help her to secure her acceptance in prestigious institutions such as the London College of Economics and the University of California in Los Angeles.

Mr. Ramez Sheikh, the chief education consultant, was one of the members of the team who was spent on the guidance of Karia throughout the application process, where he said: “Daroufi is an ideal student and fully deserves the distinguished results she achieved to get a place at her dreams university. The scientist. “