Watch CSE(college of science and Eng) graduation ceremony and spot Somali Kids :)

[KillStreakIsCool]

I am personally walking over there soon to attend and show my support and stand up for all somali kids called in the roll call.

Here is the link.

 

[KillStreakIsCool]

Such a big moment for kids born in America, others who came in young and who listened to their parents and got educated.

 

[Gulgul]

Great to see the kids taking advantage of opportunities in America. iA they find/have high paying jobs and they make difference for their family and community

 

[KillStreakIsCool]

It was pleasure to see many Somali kids graduate with Degrees across Engineering fields. They worked hard. Now they will make good money inshallah and live better off than their parents did.

 

[Dooyo]

I don't know how people like programming. We covered a basic programming language in my first year fundamental engineering classes and I suffered. Hats off to the smart young men and women who complete CSE degrees. There's nothing more motivational than seeing young Somali people achieving their goals. To big bucks and beyond!

 

[KillStreakIsCool]

I don't know how people like programming. We covered a basic programming language in my first year fundamental engineering classes and I suffered. Hats off to the smart young men and women who complete CSE degrees. There's nothing more motivational than seeing young Somali people achieving their goals. To big bucks and beyond!

Surprisingly, many girls did graduate in Computer science this year. They encourage females to do STEM nowadays and many of these ladies find scholarships in STEM. It is still predominantly male Degrees.

There was one Somali girl that day who was called for ME degree(Mechanical Engineering). It is one of the toughest degrees at University of MN.

The college of science and engineering at the University of MN is highly competitive school with thousands of applicants each year from across the world. We were proud one of our relatives at home was among the graduates this year. One of only two Africans in his respective degree.