High School Student from Pradita Dirgantara Accepted at 10 Foreign Universities, Turns Out to be Former Student of Agnez Mo

Dream - Ryura Assyifa Ramadhina, a student from Pradita Dirgantara High School, is currently being discussed as she has been accepted at ten top universities in the world.

Nanang Sari Atmanto, the Head of Public Relations at Pradita Dirgantara High School, stated that Ryura has been accepted at ten foreign universities, ranging from Australia to Canada.

"Ryura has been accepted at ten foreign universities spread from Australia to Canada," said Nanang, as quoted from the official website of Pradita Dirgantara High School on Thursday, April 6, 2023.

According to him, Ryura is a student who had the opportunity to participate in the National Selection Based on Achievement (SNBP) because she fulfilled the requirements for both academic and non-academic achievements.

However, Ryura chose to continue her education abroad.

"Ryura is a twelfth-grade student. So, she was actually listed as eligible for SNBP from Pradita Dirgantara High School. However, Ryura didn't take it because she preferred to study abroad," said Nanang.

Not only does Ryura have academic achievements, but she also excels in non-academic fields. She once participated in the talent search event The Voices Kids 2018.

Ryura, who was only 12 years old at the time and came from Solo, participated in The Voices Kids by singing the song All Falls Down. She passed the blind audition stage and became a student of Agnez Mo.

Although Ryura only made it to the battle rounds, she also achieved success in the Suara Edukasi Championship in 2021.

Here is a list of the 10 foreign universities that accepted Ryura:

• Monash University: Aerospace Engineering Program.
• University of Sydney: Aeronautical Engineering.
• University of California (UC) Davis: Aerospace Science Engineering.
• Wageningen University and Research (WUR): Environmental Science Program.
• The University of Western Australia: Mechanical Engineering Program.
• University of Toronto: Studies in Mathematical and Physical Program.
• University of Toronto Scarborough campus: Co-Op Mathematics Program.
• University of Toronto: Mechanical Engineering Program.
• Queensland University: Mechanical Engineering Program.
• The University of British Columbia (UBC): Bachelor of Applied Science Program. (x)