Yesita Vera Saraswati became UGM's youngest doctoral graduate at the age of 27 with a GPA of 3.99 after studying for 3 years and 9 months.|Through the PMDSU program, she researched improving the genetic quality of local chickens to support the national supply of animal protein.|Aspiring to be an academic since high school, Sita successfully completed complex research while managing a team of dozens of undergraduate and postgraduate students.
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Yesita Vera Saraswati became UGM's youngest doctoral graduate at the age of 27 with a GPA of 3.99 after studying for 3 years and 9 months.|Through the PMDSU program, she researched improving the genetic quality of local chickens to support the national supply of animal protein.|Aspiring to be an academic since high school, Sita successfully completed complex research while managing a team of dozens of undergraduate and postgraduate students.