September 7, 2026 - 05:38

Actress and comedian Awra Briguela is taking a big step forward in her personal growth. She has officially enrolled in a Bachelor of Science in Psychology program, and she recently opened up about what pushed her to go back to school after years in the entertainment industry.
In a recent interview, Awra shared that the decision didn't come out of nowhere. She said that her own life experiences, especially the challenges she faced in the public eye, made her want to understand human behavior and mental health on a deeper level. She also mentioned that she wants to help others who are going through tough times, particularly young people who might feel lost or misunderstood.
Awra admitted that balancing work and studies won't be easy, but she feels more motivated than ever. She said that she is not just doing this for a degree, but because she genuinely wants to make a difference. Her ultimate goal, she revealed, is to become a licensed psychologist someday. She hopes to use her platform not only to entertain but also to advocate for mental wellness and to offer real support to those in need.
Fans have shown a lot of support for her new journey, and Awra is grateful for the encouragement. She said that she is ready to learn, to grow, and to take on this new challenge with the same energy and heart that she has always brought to her craft.
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