My Nonprofit Reviews

My name is Daniel Mensah Bortey a second year student at the University of Ghana (Legon) offering BSc. Administration. After I completed senior High school I was less confident that I can go to the university due to the lack of funding situation I face. My family earns a very low income and so it was difficult to get enough money to pay for my educational charges. At a point in time I wanted to give up because of my financial need situation. I applied to some universities across the country but although I did get admission into some of these institutions I couldn’t start my university education because I couldn’t afford to pay the academic fees.
In 2015, I read about the Educational Pathways International ( EPI) Scholarship Program on the University of Ghana website and I decided to apply to become part of the program. I went through the necessary procedures laid down and consequently, I was awarded with the full benefits of the EPI scholarship program. This enabled me to start with my university education at the University of Ghana and I am in my second year now. I have also gained much confidence in myself after passing the rigorous interview with the founders and team of EPI. Moreover, the periodic training sessions given to beneficiaries by the EPI Program Coordinator equipped me with knowledge I knew less of. For example, through one of the training sessions I learned how to prepare a good curriculum vitae.
The EPI program has been a blessing for me and I am grateful to God and the founders for the benefits I am receiving.