High school didn’t prepare my sister for college. But hard work got her there

RadioActive
14/04/2022 3 min

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Episode Synopsis

Around two million high school graduates go on to attend college each year in the United States. Jakha Tunkara is a recent high school graduate who feels that the school system failed to properly prepare her for college. RadioActive's Muhammad Tunkara talks with his sister Jakha about the obstacles she faced.

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