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14-year-old Teen graduates with honors from two US Colleges, Makes Dad Proud
An exceptional and brilliant 14-year-old girl identified as Shania Muhammad has made her father proud as she graduated from two colleges with honors from the United States of America.
According to Shana’s father, Elijah Muhammad, Graduating college at the age of 14 is one thing, but graduating from two schools is another.
Shania Muhammad will be proudly walking across the stage for her graduation ceremony at Oklahoma Community College and Langston University. What’s more, the teen will graduate with honors.
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It appears intelligence runs in Shania’s DNA as the family home is adorned with achievements. So, her two degrees will be in good company.
“We have over 150 medals, over 50 trophies, we have over one hundred academic awards as well,” said Shania’s father, Elijah Muhammad, according to News 9.
While Shania’s achievements are impressive, it would not be possible without her parents. Before attending college, the teen was homeschooled by her parents. The pair influenced Shania to look beyond the confines of her middle school studies.
“Don’t let your age be the ceiling to your potential and I really want to push that. You cannot let that be a barrier to your life. It’s like I was in the seventh grade and the whole time I was on the collegiate level I just didn’t know it,” Shania said, reports the outlets.
