My name is MoatazBellah Mostafa Ahmed. I am a senior at Alexandria STEM School, Egypt’s most competitive public education system and top-ranked public high school.

I have been accepted to Hult International Business School, which is one of the best institutes globally for pursuing business studies. Hult is among those rare schools that have attained the prestigious Triple Crown Accreditation (AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS). Only less than 1 percent of business schools across the globe have received this honor. It is also ranked among the top 25 globally by QS and #26 worldwide for Undergraduate Academic Experience.

I was awarded the Hult Scholar Grant, a highly selective full scholarship given to top-performing students globally (< Top 10% worldwide). It covers my full tuition, books, and academic materials. Despite receiving a full scholarship, I still face a remaining cost of $5,000 to cover essential first-year expenses, including:

* Student registration and assessment fees • Health insurance and administrative costs • Visa processing and documentation • Travel and transportation • Enrollment deposit

Why I am asking for your help:

In Egypt’s current economic conditions, covering this amount in a short time is extremely difficult. This is not for extra expenses; it is the final step needed to begin.

For me, this scholarship is more than studying abroad. It is a chance to grow globally, gain world-class experience, continue creating impact, and give back to my community.

This opportunity reflects years of dedication beyond academics, through leadership, research, community engagement, and real-world impact.

About me:

Before high school, I gained early business experience working in a car accessories shop, then founded my own online business selling game currencies.

I also achieved the Top 10 nationally in the TOFAS Math competition. I ranked in the Top 2.5% in the National STEM Admission Test.

In high school, I founded STEM Alex Future Club, which grew to 70+ students. I led workshops in leadership, communication, and presentation, helping students overcome fear and confidently present their ideas. Many of them later presented at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina.

I also worked on innovation projects addressing real-world challenges, including an AI-based traffic system, a water treatment solution, an air purification system, and a bamboo-based construction material. My work was recognized nationally, including nomination as a finalist in the National Regeneron ISEF and receiving Best Engineering Project from the Faculty of Science. I was also elected to be the Ideal Student in Grade 10.

Beyond academics, I contributed to major community initiatives at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, which is SDSP, organizing large-scale events serving thousands of people. I also selected to be the Software Manager for a major event hosting over 1,500 African students.

Athletically, I have achieved success in competitive swimming, placing first at the regional level and qualifying for national-level competitions to represent my current school two years in a row and my former school 3 years. I have earned three medals in freestyle races.

Any support, no matter how small, will help me take this final step toward a future I have worked years to reach.

If you are unable to contribute, sharing this campaign would mean just as much.

Thank you for your support and for believing in my journey.