Maximizing potential: Teen eyes law school after simultaneously earning pair of diplomas
Published: December 26, 2025
Graduating from high school and college in one fell swoop was not
something Savannah Remijn set out to do, but as she was progressing
through her secondary education as a homeschool student, the possibility
felt within reach.
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