On October 9, 2010, the Department of Philosophy held a graduation ceremony for four students from the K52 cohort (QH-2007-X) who graduated early. These students were: Dong Thi Chinh, Ninh Thi Anh Hong, Nguyen Thi Phuong, and Duong Thi Oanh Thanh.These four students graduated a year earlier than usual. They are also among the first cohort of students trained entirely under the credit-based system. Associate Professor Dr. Vu Duc Nghieu (Vice Rector), on behalf of the university leadership, commended and congratulated the Philosophy Faculty and the four new graduates. In addition, Associate Professor Dr. Vu Duc Nghieu shared words of encouragement with the K52 Philosophy students, who are entering their first semester of their final year: While accelerated learning may not be the primary goal—knowledge is the most important thing—it is the best way for students to shorten their study time, have better opportunities for further learning, and more career prospects. The four new graduates stated that they all plan to teach Philosophy at several universities and pursue postgraduate studies. Specifically, before officially receiving her Bachelor of Philosophy degree, Duong Thi Oanh Thanh had already received her Bachelor of Social Work degree from the University of Labor and Social Affairs last April.
The overall GPA of the four Philosophy graduates from the K52 cohort who graduated early is as follows: 1. Dong Thi Chinh: 2.82 – Classification: Good 2. Ninh Thi Anh Hong: 2.77 – Classification: Good 3. Nguyen Thi Phuong: 3.15 – Classification: Good 4. Duong Thi Oanh Thanh: 2.98 – Classification: Good
