The graduate from the Department of Industrial Engineering graduated 3.5 years with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.66. Everything is achieved at a young age, 20 years and a month. For this reason, he was awarded as the youngest graduate by ITS Rector, Prof. Ir Joni Hermana MSc ES PhD. He admitted, since sitting on a kindergarten bench he was one of the youngest students. He was three years old and when he was in high school, he gained momentum for acceleration in his native school, SMA Negeri 5 Surabaya. Since then, Almira was encouraged to continue to be the youngest graduate. “Yes, as much as possible to graduate quickly, as well as to save life,” he said chuckling. However, this little woman also has a great desire to continue her master’s education. In addition, his biggest motivation for graduating quickly is to make his parents happy and proud. “Because my parents sent me to ITS to be his pride, so I had to graduate and do my best,” he said smiling. Not without obstacles, Almira was often doubted by the ability of those around him, especially his peers. “So, what is difficult is to prove my ability even though I am still very young,” he said softly. According to him, there is a paradigm error in students who think students cannot become activists with good academic grades. Normally, people would consider such a student to be sacrificing their hours of sleep. This was denied by Almira with his cum laud achievements as well as the experience of a number of the organizations he worked on, one of which was to become a guide. Even though he is always busy, he always has enough rest time and makes him fit every day. “Slowly the land, I can manage my activities so as to be able to balance the three well,” he stressed. In addition, Almira has certain tips for achieving success. The key is never complaining. For him, complaining doesn’t solve anything. He added, another thing that was no less important was being grateful and praying. “If you are lazy, always remember the main motivation, pray, and try again,” he concluded. (mir / ven)