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Texas teen to become youngest law grad in SMU history and African American law grad in U.S. history

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Taylor Schlitz said she thrived at working at her own pace and by 13 she graduated from high school. At 16, she was accepted into nine different law schools.

Source: Dallas's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Dallas, Texas | wfaa.com

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