A brilliant young boy named Ayomide Olatunji, has achieved remarkable success after graduating as valedictorian of Epic Academy in the United States.
He finished high school with an outstanding 4.05 grade point average and went on to secure over $2 million in scholarship offers to top universities, including Harvard University.
Ayomide's Story and How He Did It
Throughout his four years at Epic Academy, Ayomide maintained academic excellence, consistently ranking at the top of his class, earning his the award of valedictorian, a recognition given to the highest-performing student in a graduating class.
In addition to his GPA, Ayomide recorded an impressive 1470 score on the SAT, which is roughly equivalent to a 33 on the ACT, placing him among the top-performing students nationwide.
Ayomide’s achievement is even more remarkable as he was able to balance academics with an active extracurricular life.
He participated in multiple sports, including varsity Volleyball, varsity Soccer, varsity Track & Field, and varsity Basketball.
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Beyond sports, he also took on leadership roles such as student government president, lead ambassador, and student ambassador Program.
Ayomide was also deeply involved in community and leadership initiatives. He mentored younger students, participated in volunteer activities, served as a OneGoal Ambassador
Also, Ayomide became a QuestBridge Scholar, a highly competitive program that connects outstanding students to top universities.
Through his academic excellence, leadership, and well-rounded profile, Ayomide secured over $3 million in scholarship offers from prestigious universities across the United States.
Also he gained admission into Harvard University, one of the most competitive schools in the world. At Harvard, Ayomide plans to study Neuroscience, with a focus on understanding mental health and neurological disorders and exploring molecular and cellular biology.
Outside academics, he enjoys playing the talking drum, engaging in sports, drawing and exploring new foods.
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