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Munira Khalif

April 10, 2015 in Modern Worthies

Munira Khalif

High schooler accepted into all eight Ivy League schools

Most high schoolers are happy to get accepted by one of the eight Ivy League schools. Munira Khalif got into all eight. And that's just the start of her accomplishments.

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