Arlyn Bangsoy, a cadet in the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), has been appointed to the United States Coast Guard Academy (USCGA) as an international cadet. Bangsoy, who hails from Sagada, Mountain Province, is one of three cadets who were awarded the scholarship by the PCG.
Bangsoy graduated from XiJEN College of Mountain Province with a bachelor's degree in marine transportation. She is also a PCG-PMMA Cadet Scholar, a program that provides financial assistance to PCG cadets enrolled in maritime education institutions.
The USCGA is a four-year federal service academy that offers a bachelor's degree in marine science and policy. The academy is located in New London, Connecticut, and is one of the five U.S. service academies.
As an international cadet, Bangsoy will be required to complete the same academic and military training as her American counterparts. She will also be required to learn English, as all classes at the USCGA are taught in English.
Her appointment is a testament to her academic and leadership skills. She is an inspiration to other aspiring Coast Guard officers, and her story shows that anything is possible if you set your mind to it.
What does this mean for the Philippine Coast Guard?
Bangsoy's appointment to the USCGA is a significant achievement for the PCG. It shows that the PCG is committed to developing its officers through international education and training. It also shows that the PCG is open to working with other countries to improve maritime safety and security.
Bangsoy's appointment is also a positive sign for the future of the PCG. She is a bright and talented young woman who is passionate about serving her country. She is sure to make a significant contribution to the PCG, and her appointment will inspire other young people to join the Coast Guard.
What can we learn from Bangsoy's story?
Bangsoy's story is an inspiration to us all. She shows us that anything is possible if we set our minds to it. She also shows us that it is important to never give up on our dreams.
If you are interested in a career in the Coast Guard, Bangsoy's story should motivate you to follow your dreams. The PCG is a great career choice for those who are interested in serving their country and protecting our maritime borders.
I am confident that Bangsoy will be a successful Coast Guard officer. She is a bright, talented, and dedicated young woman who is passionate about serving her country. I wish her all the best in her future endeavors.
