News Article - 25/06/2010
Top University Medical Award for former student from Sir George Monoux College
Charles Badu-Boateng scoops Outstanding Medical Academic Achievement Award from Kings College London
A former student from Sir George Monoux College, Charles Badu-Boateng has just picked up a top Academic Achievement Award for his outstanding examination results in his first year of his Extended Medical Degree Programme (EMDP) at King’s College London. On 24th June 2010, Charles was recognised at an official award ceremony held at King’s College London for becoming the highest scorer in his 2010 cohort of medical students. Charles was thrilled to discover that his academic performance throughout the year had earned him an impressive overall 84% examination mark.
Charles successfully completed his A levels in Biology, Chemistry, Psychology and Mathematics at Sir George Monoux College and progressed on to study a BSc Bio-Medical Science degree at Queen Mary, University of London. It is here he achieved the highest marks for his first year of study and following this accomplishment Charles decided to apply to King’s College University for the EMDP degree.
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Charles Badu-Boateng proudly stands as King’s College London’s highest scorer in his 2010 cohort of medical students]
Charles Badu-Boateng said “I am really excited about this award and am really grateful to my teachers at Sir George Monoux College for all their support and the belief they had in me to get me where I am today. I think the College’s Maths and Psychology workshops were really good”.
Kim Clifford, Principal of Sir George Monoux College said “This is delightful news and we commend Charles for his inspirational performance at King’s College London. Charles is a role model for our young people and has demonstrated how sheer ambition and determination can lead to extraordinary success”.
