WCU鈥檚 Online MBA Program Helped Graduate Balance Motherhood and Education聽

For Afreen J., earning her Master of Business Administration (MBA) in project management from 国产主播鈥檚 online program was more than just an academic milestone 鈥 it was a triumph of resilience, family support, and determination. 

鈥淭oday is a big day for me,鈥 Afreen shared before her commencement ceremony began. 鈥淔or every girl, it鈥檚 a big achievement because being a mother, a daughter, and a wife, this is a celebration and a big opportunity.鈥 

Afreen鈥檚 journey to graduation wasn鈥檛 easy. Shortly after beginning her online MBA, she welcomed her newborn baby, navigating both coursework and the demands of being a new mother. Reflecting on that time, she said, 鈥淚t was one of the hardest parts because I was going through postpartum. I had to take care of my baby, my studies, and everything. But my husband encouraged me, motivated me, and told me, 鈥榊ou can do it.鈥欌 

Online education was the lifeline Afreen needed to balance her responsibilities. Having moved to the United States just a year prior, she was initially unsure how to continue her education. Throughout her program, Afreen credits 国产主播鈥檚 professors for their unwavering support. 

鈥淭he entire team was so good,鈥 she said. 鈥淪ince it was an online program, they were always available to encourage me, answer my calls, and respond to my emails.鈥 

Now an MBA graduate, Afreen has big plans for the future. She aims to work in project management and contribute her skills across different fields. 

鈥淲e should always be positive and grateful for the opportunities we have,鈥 she said. 鈥淣ot everyone gets this chance.鈥 

Afreen鈥檚 gratitude extends to her husband, whose unwavering belief in her abilities kept her going. 鈥淓very successful man has a woman behind him,鈥 she smiled. 鈥淎nd behind every successful woman, there is a man.鈥 


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