Align MSCS '23
BS Chemical Engineering
Northeastern University
Align MSCS '23
BS Chemical Engineering
Northeastern University
Align MSCS '23
BS Chemical Engineering
Northeastern University
Align MSCS '23
BS Chemical Engineering
Northeastern University
I grew up in Nigeria and got my undergraduate degree at Northeastern University (DOUBLE HUSKY!) where I majored in chemical engineering with a Chinese minor. After my three co-ops in various biotech and pharmaceutical industries, I concluded that I did not want to work as a chemical engineer, and I started to investigate ways to transition out of that.
I decided the Align program would be the best option for me, especially already being a Northeastern student and having that solidified confidence in Northeastern’s educational standards as well as the co-op program.
I did not have any prior coding experience whatsoever, but I knew that Northeastern would help me prepare adequately to be a viable candidate for any tech jobs.
I am really enjoying the bridge program. Since I did not have any coding experience, I was initially very nervous but the professors, the Tas, the advisors, and even my classmates are basically hell-bent on making sure you succeed. They are all very helpful and although learning is remote, I don’t feel like I’m at a disadvantage at all.
I grew up in Nigeria and got my undergraduate degree at Northeastern University (DOUBLE HUSKY!) where I majored in chemical engineering with a Chinese minor. After my three co-ops in various biotech and pharmaceutical industries, I concluded that I did not want to work as a chemical engineer, and I started to investigate ways to transition out of that.
I decided the Align program would be the best option for me, especially already being a Northeastern student and having that solidified confidence in Northeastern’s educational standards as well as the co-op program.
I did not have any prior coding experience whatsoever, but I knew that Northeastern would help me prepare adequately to be a viable candidate for any tech jobs.
I am really enjoying the bridge program. Since I did not have any coding experience, I was initially very nervous but the professors, the Tas, the advisors, and even my classmates are basically hell-bent on making sure you succeed. They are all very helpful and although learning is remote, I don’t feel like I’m at a disadvantage at all.
I grew up in Nigeria and got my undergraduate degree at Northeastern University (DOUBLE HUSKY!) where I majored in chemical engineering with a Chinese minor. After my three co-ops in various biotech and pharmaceutical industries, I concluded that I did not want to work as a chemical engineer, and I started to investigate ways to transition out of that.
I decided the Align program would be the best option for me, especially already being a Northeastern student and having that solidified confidence in Northeastern’s educational standards as well as the co-op program.
I did not have any prior coding experience whatsoever, but I knew that Northeastern would help me prepare adequately to be a viable candidate for any tech jobs.
I am really enjoying the bridge program. Since I did not have any coding experience, I was initially very nervous but the professors, the Tas, the advisors, and even my classmates are basically hell-bent on making sure you succeed. They are all very helpful and although learning is remote, I don’t feel like I’m at a disadvantage at all.
I know that once I complete this degree the world will be my oyster. I am hoping to bridge the technological gap in my home country, Nigeria. Maybe start a company that provides a technological advantage to Nigerian girls.
I am passionate about empowering women and what better way to do that than to teach them to code from a young age so that they have a technological edge in life.
I grew up in Nigeria and got my undergraduate degree at Northeastern University (DOUBLE HUSKY!) where I majored in chemical engineering with a Chinese minor. After my three co-ops in various biotech and pharmaceutical industries, I concluded that I did not want to work as a chemical engineer, and I started to investigate ways to transition out of that.
I decided the Align program would be the best option for me, especially already being a Northeastern student and having that solidified confidence in Northeastern’s educational standards as well as the co-op program.
I did not have any prior coding experience whatsoever, but I knew that Northeastern would help me prepare adequately to be a viable candidate for any tech jobs.
I am really enjoying the bridge program. Since I did not have any coding experience, I was initially very nervous but the professors, the Tas, the advisors, and even my classmates are basically hell-bent on making sure you succeed. They are all very helpful and although learning is remote, I don’t feel like I’m at a disadvantage at all.
I grew up in Nigeria and got my undergraduate degree at Northeastern University (DOUBLE HUSKY!) where I majored in chemical engineering with a Chinese minor. After my three co-ops in various biotech and pharmaceutical industries, I concluded that I did not want to work as a chemical engineer, and I started to investigate ways to transition out of that.
I decided the Align program would be the best option for me, especially already being a Northeastern student and having that solidified confidence in Northeastern’s educational standards as well as the co-op program.
I did not have any prior coding experience whatsoever, but I knew that Northeastern would help me prepare adequately to be a viable candidate for any tech jobs.
I am really enjoying the bridge program. Since I did not have any coding experience, I was initially very nervous but the professors, the Tas, the advisors, and even my classmates are basically hell-bent on making sure you succeed. They are all very helpful and although learning is remote, I don’t feel like I’m at a disadvantage at all.
I grew up in Nigeria and got my undergraduate degree at Northeastern University (DOUBLE HUSKY!) where I majored in chemical engineering with a Chinese minor. After my three co-ops in various biotech and pharmaceutical industries, I concluded that I did not want to work as a chemical engineer, and I started to investigate ways to transition out of that.
I decided the Align program would be the best option for me, especially already being a Northeastern student and having that solidified confidence in Northeastern’s educational standards as well as the co-op program.
I did not have any prior coding experience whatsoever, but I knew that Northeastern would help me prepare adequately to be a viable candidate for any tech jobs.
I am really enjoying the bridge program. Since I did not have any coding experience, I was initially very nervous but the professors, the Tas, the advisors, and even my classmates are basically hell-bent on making sure you succeed. They are all very helpful and although learning is remote, I don’t feel like I’m at a disadvantage at all.
I know that once I complete this degree the world will be my oyster. I am hoping to bridge the technological gap in my home country, Nigeria. Maybe start a company that provides a technological advantage to Nigerian girls.
I am passionate about empowering women and what better way to do that than to teach them to code from a young age so that they have a technological edge in life.
