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Florida teen accepted into all 8 Ivy League schools
In late fall, Ashley Adirika applied to every Ivy League university.
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Last fall, Ashley Adirika, 17, applied to all eight Ivy League universities.(CNN Newsource)
By CNN
Published: Jun. 14, 2022 at 12:11 PM UTC|Updated: Jun. 14, 2022 at 12:12 PM UTC
MIAMI (CNN) - In an amazing feat of academic excellence, a Florida teen has been accepted into all eight Ivy League schools, plus seven other universities.
Last fall, Ashley Adirika applied to every Ivy League university.
On Ivy Day, the day when the prestigious schools announce their first-year admission, she opened up eight tabs on her computer revealing one acceptance letter after another.
The 17-year-old had gotten into Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Darthmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton and Yale. She was also accepted to Stanford, Vanderbilt and Emory.
The teen, whose mother emigrated to the U.S. from Nigeria three decades ago, graduated from Miami Senior High School earlier this month.
Adirika has decided to attend Harvard in the fall.
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Florida teen accepted into all 8 Ivy League schools
In late fall, Ashley Adirika applied to every Ivy League university.
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Florida teen accepted into all 8 Ivy League schools
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Last fall, Ashley Adirika, 17, applied to all eight Ivy League universities.(CNN Newsource)
By CNN
Published: Jun. 14, 2022 at 12:11 PM UTC|Updated: Jun. 14, 2022 at 12:12 PM UTC
MIAMI (CNN) - In an amazing feat of academic excellence, a Florida teen has been accepted into all eight Ivy League schools, plus seven other universities.
Last fall, Ashley Adirika applied to every Ivy League university.
On Ivy Day, the day when the prestigious schools announce their first-year admission, she opened up eight tabs on her computer revealing one acceptance letter after another.
The 17-year-old had gotten into Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Darthmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton and Yale. She was also accepted to Stanford, Vanderbilt and Emory.
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The teen, whose mother emigrated to the U.S. from Nigeria three decades ago, graduated from Miami Senior High School earlier this month.
Adirika has decided to attend Harvard in the fall.
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Florida teen was accepted to every Ivy League university: ‘I just decided to shoot my shot’
The 17-year-old has chosen to study government at Harvard later this year
Florida teen was accepted to every Ivy League university: ‘I just decided to shoot my shot’
The 17-year-old has chosen to study government at Harvard later this year
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Florida teenager Ashley Adirika is headed to Harvard after being accepted to all eight prestigious Ivy League schools
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A Florida teenager is headed to Harvard University after being accepted to all eight prestigious Ivy League schools.
Ashley Adirika, 17, says she applied to every one of the schools after a friend encouraged her and told her to “shoot her shot”.
And it proved worthwhile as she received offers and scholarships to each of them, and seven other top universities across the United States.
What makes it even more impressive is that the chance of being accepted into one Ivy League university is between three and eight per cent.
But that did not stop her from getting accepted into Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton and Yale.
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Ashley is a first-generation Nigerian-American, and her mother emigrated to the US from her home country three decades ago and was surrounded by her family when she learned of her impressive feat.
The talented teenager graduated from Miami Beach Senior High School earlier this month and found out she had been accepted on “Ivy Day” in March, when all the universities announce who they have taken.
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“I just decided to shoot my shot at all of them and see if it would land. And I had no idea that I would get accepted into all of them,” she said.
“On Ivy Day, I remember crying a lot and just being extremely surprised.”
And she added: “It was surreal. It felt amazing to know the work that I put into my educational journey was paying off and to see [colleges] recognise that.”
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Ashley plans on majoring in government when she arrives at Harvard, which is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, later this year.
“Before the college application process, Yale was actually my top choice. But when I did further research for what I want to do specifically, which is explorations in policy and social policy and things of that nature, Harvard just had a better program,” she said.
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