It is with great pride and heartfelt conviction that I recommend Nusrat Jahan Suchi for the Global Korea Scholarship. I know her in 2022 when she admitted into Science Department. From the very first day of our physics lecture, I noticed something unique about her. While many students passively listened, Nusrat sat with her notebook open, taking meticulous notes, her eyes following every word, her mind visibly at work.
I remember clearly the day I taught the vector right-hand screw rule. Most students accepted the concept as it was taught, but Nusrat raised her hand and asked, "Sir, how can I truly remember this in my mind?" That simple question revealed two things about her: her deep desire to understand, not just memorize, and her courage to ask questions others might shy away from.
Her first physics exam, however, did not go as she had hoped. She came to me afterward, explaining that she understood the theory but struggled with memorization. I told her honestly, "You didn't practice enough." Instead of feeling discouraged, she took those words as a challenge. In the weeks that followed, she transformed. She began solving dozens of problems - 40, even 50 at a time - and asked more questions than ever before. Sometimes, after class, she would stay back to clarify every small doubt. One day, she told me she couldn't sleep the night before because she was determined to finish all her physics problems.
This level of dedication is rare. Nusrat's hard work paid off - she not only excelled in her final physics exam but also improved across all subjects. She is fearless in the face of challenges, never hesitating to try something new, whether in academics or extracurricular activities.
What I admire most about Nusrat is her balance of qualities: she is intelligent , curious and hardworking . She often helped her classmates with difficult problems. Even though our college brings together students from different backgrounds for only two short years, she adapted seamlessly and treated everyone with respect. Her questions in class were always meaningful, never irrelevant.
Her curiosity extends beyond physics - she has a strong interest in computer science and frequently asked me how she could become a skilled programmer. She is not confined to one passion; instead, she pursues excellence in every subject while also nurturing her creative side, including her impressive writing skills.
In my years of teaching, I have met many capable students, but Nusrat stands out for her relentless determination and her genuine love for learning. I believe she will not only succeed academically in Korea but will also bring her creativity, leadership, and perseverance to enrich your university community.
I wholeheartedly and without reservation recommend Nusrat Jahan Suchi for the Global Korea Scholarship. She has the talent, the drive, and the character to make the most of this opportunity and to contribute meaningfully to both her field of study and society.
I remember clearly the day I taught the vector right-hand screw rule. Most students accepted the concept as it was taught, but Nusrat raised her hand and asked, "Sir, how can I truly remember this in my mind?" That simple question revealed two things about her: her deep desire to understand, not just memorize, and her courage to ask questions others might shy away from.
Her first physics exam, however, did not go as she had hoped. She came to me afterward, explaining that she understood the theory but struggled with memorization. I told her honestly, "You didn't practice enough." Instead of feeling discouraged, she took those words as a challenge. In the weeks that followed, she transformed. She began solving dozens of problems - 40, even 50 at a time - and asked more questions than ever before. Sometimes, after class, she would stay back to clarify every small doubt. One day, she told me she couldn't sleep the night before because she was determined to finish all her physics problems.
This level of dedication is rare. Nusrat's hard work paid off - she not only excelled in her final physics exam but also improved across all subjects. She is fearless in the face of challenges, never hesitating to try something new, whether in academics or extracurricular activities.
What I admire most about Nusrat is her balance of qualities: she is intelligent , curious and hardworking . She often helped her classmates with difficult problems. Even though our college brings together students from different backgrounds for only two short years, she adapted seamlessly and treated everyone with respect. Her questions in class were always meaningful, never irrelevant.
Her curiosity extends beyond physics - she has a strong interest in computer science and frequently asked me how she could become a skilled programmer. She is not confined to one passion; instead, she pursues excellence in every subject while also nurturing her creative side, including her impressive writing skills.
In my years of teaching, I have met many capable students, but Nusrat stands out for her relentless determination and her genuine love for learning. I believe she will not only succeed academically in Korea but will also bring her creativity, leadership, and perseverance to enrich your university community.
I wholeheartedly and without reservation recommend Nusrat Jahan Suchi for the Global Korea Scholarship. She has the talent, the drive, and the character to make the most of this opportunity and to contribute meaningfully to both her field of study and society.
