Washington. A 90-year-old woman passed the exam and got a diploma after 71 years of her admission in the college. In fact, Joyce Defau, a resident of DeKalb, Illinois, USA, enrolled in Northern Illinois University in 1951. Then her name was Joyce Voila Kane and she wanted to graduate in Home Economics. But when she met Don Freeman in a church, she forgot everything and both got married. By that time she had completed three and a half years of studies but she left her studies midway. They got married in 1955 and had three children. Freeman died shortly afterwards. After about 5 years, Joyce married Roy Defau and they both had six children.

Joyce expressed her desire to complete her studies in 2019. Joyce told CNN, ‘I think I told them that I was sad about not completing my studies and my children encouraged me to move forward.’ He told that after this he again enrolled in the same college and started taking classes. Please tell that one of Joyce’s 17 grandchildren has been an alumnus of the same college.

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Completed studies through online class
Instead of going to the campus, Joyce took classes through the computer. His children taught him how to use the computer. When the Kovid-19 epidemic came in 2020, Joyce was very thankful for studying through computers because she was already studying in the same way and she did not face any inconvenience.

Joyce’s entire family helped her a lot in achieving this degree and she is very thankful to them for this. Joyce took every class of every semester and followed her class routine completely. Now three years later, he finally took the degree of Bachelor of General Studies wearing a cap and gown.

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