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“The Practical Curriculum at UoPeople Helps Me Apply Business Concepts to Real-World Situations,” Says Lucky A.

a Bangladesh-based female business administration student of UoPeople

Lucky A., Business Administration, Bangladesh

Based in Chattogram, Bangladesh, Lucky A. is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) at University of the People. Her journey toward higher education has been shaped by resilience, determination, and a belief that education can open doors to a better future.

Lucky grew up in a family where opportunities were limited, but dreams were strong. From an early age, she learned the importance of patience, discipline, and perseverance. “I always saw education as a path to growth and possibility, and those values gradually shaped my interest in business and leadership,” she shares.

a Bangladesh-based female business administration student of UoPeople

Despite her strong motivation to learn, pursuing higher education was not always easy for her. Financial limitations created uncertainty about whether she would be able to continue her studies. Rather than letting these challenges stop her, Lucky focused on finding solutions and strengthening her determination to move forward.

“My search for accessible education eventually led me to UoPeople. While exploring affordable higher education opportunities on social media, I discovered the university through Facebook. The institution’s mission to provide tuition-free, high-quality education immediately resonated with me. For me, UoPeople represented an opportunity that aligned with both my circumstances and my aspirations.”

Today, she values the flexibility and inclusiveness of the university’s online learning environment. The ability to study remotely allows her to balance education with other responsibilities, while the peer-learning model connects her with students from different countries and cultures.

“The diverse perspectives shared by classmates from around the world make the learning experience more meaningful,” she says.

Lucky particularly appreciates the practical nature of the curriculum, which helps her understand how business concepts can be applied in real-world situations. These experiences continue to strengthen her confidence and motivation as she progresses in her studies.

Looking ahead, she hopes to build a meaningful career in the business field, where she can apply her knowledge ethically and responsibly. She plans to continue developing her professional skills, gain valuable work experience, and contribute positively to organizations and society.

a Bangladesh-based female business administration student of UoPeople

Outside of her studies, Lucky enjoys reading books, traveling, and cooking. These activities help her relax and stay inspired as she continues working toward her goals.

Balancing life responsibilities while pursuing higher education has not always been easy, but Lucky believes that discipline, time management, and commitment make progress possible.

“With dedication and perseverance,” she says, “it is possible to keep moving forward and turn your goals into reality.”

As a university, we are thrilled at the strides Lucky is making in her life and wish her all the success in her future.

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