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- October 30, 2024
- 60 Words
Bangla Translation.
Virginia Hislop always wanted to be a teacher. She finished her bachelor’s degree at Stanford University in 1940. That same year she started her master’s degree. However, she got married and could not finish her master’s degree. But eighty-three years later, Stanford gave Hislop her master’s degree. She was the only student from the class of 1940 to graduate in 2024.
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Level Two Topic
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- October 30, 2024
- 115 Words
Bangla Translation.
Virginia Hislop just earned her master’s degree at the age of 105. She returned to Stanford University eighty-three years after leaving it for marriage. Hislop’s journey began in 1936 at Stanford University. She studied for a bachelor’s degree in education there. Hislop graduated in 1940. Right away she started her journey for a master’s degree. Hislop always wanted to be a teacher.
Before she could finish her degree, World War II started. Her boyfriend was in the army, so the couple decided to get married right away. But on June 16, after eighty-three years, Stanford University gave Hislop her master’s degree. She had already completed all her courses. However, Hislop was the only one to graduate this year from the class of 1940.
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Level Three Topic
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- October 30, 2024
- 191 Words
Bangla Translation.
Virginia “Ginger” Hislop earned her master’s degree at the age of 105. She returned to her university, Stanford University, eighty-three years after leaving her master’s program for love. Hislop’s journey began in 1936 at Stanford University School of Education. She pursued a bachelor’s degree in education there. Hislop graduated in 1940 and promptly embarked on obtaining her master’s degree in education to fulfill her ambition of becoming a teacher. Then, after completing her coursework and before her final thesis was submitted, Hislop decided to shelve her ambitions for a later time. World War II was in full swing, and Hislop’s then-boyfriend, George Hislop was called to serve in the war.
The news compelled the couple to marry and Hislop left her program. A 105-year-old Hislop said that marriage was her priority over her master’s degree. Hislop said she always enjoyed studying. She knew she could return to finish her degree whenever she wanted. That time was this year. She had already completed all her credits. Stanford even lifted the thesis requirement. Therefore Hislop received her master of arts in education on June 16. On a sad note, she was the lone member of the class of 1940.
