Prodigy Finance Scholarship Winners 2025
Prodigy Finance Scholarship Winners 2025
  • Prodigy Finance has granted scholarships to eight outstanding international students from Africa, India, and Latin America, enabling them to pursue postgraduate studies at top universities worldwide.
  • These recipients are advancing their education in accounting, law, gerontology, business administration, and tax policy, demonstrating Prodigy Finance’s commitment to supporting diverse academic disciplines that drive meaningful change.
  • A total of $39,000 in scholarships was awarded across six categories, including specialized funds for African students, future female leaders, and general merit, recognizing academic excellence, leadership, and social impact.

May 29, 2025 – Prodigy Finance, a leading international student loan provider, has awarded $39,000 in scholarships to eight outstanding international students through its Fall 2025 Scholarship Program. These recipients, selected across six distinct scholarship categories, will receive individual awards ranging from $1,000 to $8,000, recognizing their academic excellence, diverse backgrounds, and commitment to global impact.

Championing Talent Across Borders
This year’s scholarship program drew exceptional applicants from around the world, each bringing compelling personal journeys and a shared vision for change.

Sonal Kapoor, Global Chief Business Officer at Prodigy Finance, highlighted the significance of these awards:
“These students embody the best of what international education makes possible. At Prodigy Finance, we are committed to removing financial barriers for high-potential individuals. Through these scholarships, we’re not just funding education—we’re investing in future leaders who will create impact across borders.”

Meet the Fall 2025 Scholarship Winners

1. Elemide Olawunmi Omoniyi (Nigeria)

  • Scholarship: University of Louisville – African Student Scholarship
  • Program: Master of Science in Accounting and Analytics, University of Louisville
  • Impact: Elemide transitioned from microbiology to accounting, working at PwC Nigeria. Passionate about financial literacy and inclusion, she aims to advance ethical finance practices globally.

2. Abiodun Sukurat Otaiku (Nigeria)

  • Scholarship: Indiana University – Maurer School of Law
  • Program: LLM, Maurer School of Law, Indiana University
  • Impact: Specializing in data protection and cybersecurity law, Abiodun is shaping legal frameworks for Nigeria’s financial sector while mentoring future legal professionals.

3. Kingsley Osei Addo (Ghana)

  • Scholarship: Study North Carolina Student Scholarship
  • Program: MS Applied Gerontology, UNC Wilmington
  • Impact: Dedicated to geriatric healthcare in Ghana, Kingsley is working on policies to ensure older adults receive proper medical support and dignity in aging.

4. Salome Dolidze (Georgia)

  • Scholarship: ESADE – Future Female Leaders Tuition Assistance Award
  • Program: MBA, ESADE
  • Impact: With a background in public policy and gender studies, Salome is committed to promoting inclusive leadership and societal equity through policy reforms.

5. Esther Arhin (Ghana)

  • Scholarship: Prodigy Finance African Student Scholarship
  • Program: Master of Professional Accountancy, Georgia State University
  • Impact: Esther seeks to enhance Ghana’s accounting sector through advanced expertise, consultancy services, and financial education.

6. Ahimbisibwe Anthony (Uganda)

  • Scholarship: Prodigy Finance African Student Scholarship
  • Program: International Tax Practice, School of Law, New York University
  • Impact: A tax expert striving for fairer policies in Uganda and globally, Ahimbisibwe aims to influence international tax law reforms.

7. Jorge Mauricio Ayala Luque (Mexico)

  • Scholarship: Prodigy Finance General Scholarship
  • Program: MBA, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia
  • Impact: With a background in finance and operations, Jorge is passionate about mentoring future Latin American professionals and fostering cross-cultural business collaboration.

8. Dhruv Dharamshi (India)

  • Scholarship: Prodigy Finance General Scholarship
  • Program: MBA, London Business School
  • Impact: An advocate for financial literacy, Dhruv aims to develop student support systems, ensuring accessibility in higher education financing.

Investing in the Future
These scholarship recipients represent the next generation of global leaders across business, finance, law, healthcare, and public policy. From advancing tax systems to pioneering ethical finance practices, their ambitions will shape a better future. Prodigy Finance remains committed to breaking financial barriers, enabling aspiring students worldwide to achieve their academic and career goals.