
Kenya's 'D' Students Prove Grades Don't Define Success
Kenyans who failed their high school exams are thriving as scientists and entrepreneurs across the globe. Their journeys show that persistence beats test scores every time.
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Kenyans who failed their high school exams are thriving as scientists and entrepreneurs across the globe. Their journeys show that persistence beats test scores every time.
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Over 100,000 South African students with bachelor's passes can't get into overcrowded universities, but the government is highlighting alternative education routes that can lead to great careers. Technical and vocational colleges offer real opportunities for students facing rejection from traditional universities.