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🌟 Big News! 🌟
We’re thrilled to share that one of our cohort members has been accepted to Texas Tech University with a full tuition scholarship! 🎉

Texas Tech — home of the Red Raiders ❤️🖤 — is a Carnegie R1 top-tier research university, ranking among the Top 500 universities worldwide and Top 125 in the U.S. 🌎📚

With over 150 undergraduate programs, cutting-edge innovation labs, and a campus buzzing with energy and tradition (ever heard of the Carol of Lights? ✨), TTU is where bold thinkers and global leaders are made.

We couldn’t be prouder — and now it’s your turn to shine.
🚀 Join our Fall ’27 Cohort and take your next step toward world-class education and opportunity!

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Message from the CEO:

Congrats to all the HSC candidates this year. Desired grades or not, whatever you got, give yourself a big round of applause.

Now back to reality.

If you’re someone like me, who doesn’t come from a family with loads of financial backup, GPA does matter and even in university your CGPA will definitely matter in a country like Bangladesh.

So if you failed or didn’t get the minimum requirements to sit for DU/Medical/BUET, yes it will definitely hurt.

But you know what else is there? Believing the delusional plan that you can still make it by strategizing.

Keep your emotions aside. Expand your options. Try out every thing. IBA, CKRUET, GST, BUP, MIST or maybe if you’re already someone with accomplished ECAs planning to study abroad with scholarships, try for that as well.

The biggest truth of hard-work is, it pays off. It does. Definitely does. You just don’t see the bigger picture instantly.

And the greatest things in life take enough time.

-Maisha from UBC.

Ridan Mehran Mahbub is a Karen McKellin International Leader of Tomorrow (KMILOT) Scholar at The University of British Columbia, where he is pursuing a Bachelor of International Economics (Vancouver School of Economics at UBC). In this episode, Ridan reflects on how economics offers him a lens to understand geopolitics, connect with mathematics in meaningful ways, and express his empathy for social issues through writing and composing.

As the founder of Project Purple® and a graduate of DPS STS SCHOOL DHAKA, Ridan has long been driven by a commitment to community and a vision for reforming Bangladesh. He consistently write about economics shaping feminization, industry in Bangaldesh at The Apparel Digest. Growing up in Dhaka shaped his belief that true leadership begins with compassion and a sense of responsibility to give back.

This conversation moves beyond academics to ask bigger questions: How can mathematicians and economists come together to imagine a more decentralized Bangladesh? What does it mean to place humanity at the center of leadership? Ridan reminds us that before titles or achievements, it is the act of caring deeply for the world and its people that defines what it means to be a good human being. ⁠

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