Maple Leaf International School students go abroad on scholarships
Tuesday, 2 November 2010
Three students of Maple Leaf International School went abroad on scholarships this year, said a press release.
Imran Hasan Siddiqui went to the University of British Columbia of Canada on 100 per cent scholarship, while Asif Aziz Khan to the University of Hong Kong on 75 per cent scholarship and Mahnoor Saif to Memorial University of Canada on 70 per cent scholarship.
Every year a number of students of the school get merit scholarships to study abroad.
Previously, students of this institution have gone on 90 per cent to 100 per cent scholarships to Yale University, Pennsylvania University, USA, Macquarie University, Australia, MIT, Berea College, Bard College, Villanova University, Bryn Mawr College, Chicago University, Daniel Webster College, USA and University of Hong Kong.
The school authority congratulate the students on their achievements, the release added.
Imran Hasan Siddiqui went to the University of British Columbia of Canada on 100 per cent scholarship, while Asif Aziz Khan to the University of Hong Kong on 75 per cent scholarship and Mahnoor Saif to Memorial University of Canada on 70 per cent scholarship.
Every year a number of students of the school get merit scholarships to study abroad.
Previously, students of this institution have gone on 90 per cent to 100 per cent scholarships to Yale University, Pennsylvania University, USA, Macquarie University, Australia, MIT, Berea College, Bard College, Villanova University, Bryn Mawr College, Chicago University, Daniel Webster College, USA and University of Hong Kong.
The school authority congratulate the students on their achievements, the release added.