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Chicago Black teen gets accepted into 19 colleges, including 9 full-ride scholarships

By NewsOne Staff A Chicago Black teen is garnering much-deserved recognition after being accepted into 19 colleges, nine of which offered her full-ride scholarships.  18-year-old Kymera Mitchell, who is a Black girl, graduated from Chicago’s Alcott College Prep with a 4.0 GPA. She’s received offer letters from colleges including DePaul, Loyola, Howard and Hampton and has been … Chicago Black teen gets accepted into 19 colleges, including 9 full-ride scholarships Read More »

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