A.J. Greer, a former member of the Boston Bruins, is commemorating a noteworthy milestone as he readies himself to complete his studies at Boston University next month.
In his statement, Greer expressed his pride and enthusiasm, stating,
At the age of 27, Greer initially received a $250,000 scholarship from the university but departed in his second year during the 2015-16 season to join the QMJHL. However, he later reconnected with BU with the intention of completing his degree, and the university promptly approved his return. Greer informed Dittrick that he managed to balance taking one class per semester and completing '20-something classes' during both the hockey season and summer.
This accomplishment is commendable for Greer. Juggling a professional hockey career while pursuing a college degree demands significant effort, but he is successfully making it a reality. Congratulations to the former B for this achievement.
