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Moses’ Journey: Nakuru to the University of South Dakota

Moses' Journey: Nakuru to the University of South Dakota
Moses’ Journey: Nakuru to the University of South Dakota

Moses Mwaura, a dedicated student from Nakuru County, Kenya, is embarking on a life-changing journey to pursue his Master of Accountancy in Accounting Analytics at the University of South Dakota.

Leaving behind his family and spouse, Regina, Moses is navigating this exciting yet emotional transition with resilience and optimism.

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Moses discovered The International Scholars Program (ISP) in August 2022 through a referral from a friend. By March 2024, he had enrolled in the program, which provided him with invaluable support throughout the application process. The teamโ€™s guidance helped him overcome challenges and secure admissions, funding, and his visa within just a month and a half.
On August 16th, Moses took his first international flight, traveling through London and Dallas before arriving in South Dakota.

โ€œBeing a pioneer of this program at my university makes me proud,โ€ he says. Moses hopes to build a supportive community for future Kenyan students, ensuring an easier transition for others.

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Regina, Mosesโ€™ wife, has her own inspiring journey. While her visa application was initially denied, she remains steadfast in her goal to join Moses in Spring 2025.

Her gratitude for ISPโ€™s support, particularly from the school application team, is unwavering. Regina remains determined to reunite with her husband and fulfill her own aspirations in South Dakota. โ€œItโ€™s doable,โ€ she encourages others, especially couples.

For Moses and Regina, the International Scholars Program has been instrumental. From visa guidance to logistical advice, ISP ensures students are fully prepared for the challenges of studying abroad.

โ€œThe advice we receive through ISP is unparalleled,โ€ Moses emphasizes. Regina agrees, highlighting ISPโ€™s commitment to ensuring scholars thrive, not just academically but also emotionally and socially.

โ€œThis isnโ€™t just about getting to the U.S. Itโ€™s about ensuring you succeed once youโ€™re there,โ€ she adds.

Moses and Reginaโ€™s journey exemplifies how determination, faith, and the right support system can turn dreams into reality.

This inspiring story is brought to you byย The International Scholars Programย (ISP), an award-winningย educationย financing scheme dedicated to helping exceptional graduate students achieve their dreams of studying in the US or Canada, regardless of financial background.

We support only the most ambitious and talented individuals ready to take a bold step toward pursuing STEM-designated masterโ€™s programs. Regardless of your undergraduate major, you can join us. Our program is accredited by the American International Enrollment Management (AIRC).

Donโ€™t miss out on this fantastic opportunity! Apply today atย www.internationalscholarsprogram.com

Our contact details are:

Email:ย scholars@internationalscholarsprogram.com

US office:

Wells Fargo Center.

100 S. Ashley Drive, Suite 600, Tampa, FL, 33602

Tel: +1 (813) 333 1080

Nairobi, Kenya office:

The Mirage, Tower 1, 8th Floor,

Off Waiyaki Way next to Nairobi GTC, Westlands, Nairobi

Tel: +(254) 742 849 555

Meru, Kenya office:

Royal Business Park, 7th Floor, Njuri Ncheke St

P.O Box, 3114, 60200, Meru, Kenya

Tel: +(254) 796 756 726

Harare, Zimbabwe office:

Moses’ Journey: Nakuru to the University of South Dakota

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