Abigail Ajhuacho Lopez

Current Becarios

Abigail is in her 4th semester at the Adventist Teacher’s College in Cochabamba, where she studies full time to be a mathematics teacher. It takes three different buses for her to get to school each day, where her favorite classes are trigonometry, algebra and calculus. Abigail‘s biggest success so far has been mastering the challenge of Calculus I. She aspires to finish her current studies and go on to get a university degree in mathematics.

Abigail is the oldest of six brothers and sisters and the first to attend college. In her free time she helps her parents, who sell the large, multi-tiered skirts traditionally worn by Aymara women in the Andes. Abigail also plays soccer and basketball. She and her family are members of the “Los Amigos” Church.

Abigail has had a BQEF scholarship since 2008. To find out how you or your meeting can support Abigail's studies, please visit our Scholarships and Sponsorships page.

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