
A Florida teen was accepted into all eight Ivy League schools -- and seven other universities
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Ashley Adirika has always dreamed of attending an Ivy League school. The Miami teen was thrilled -- and stunned -- to learn she'd been accepted by all eight of them.
On Ivy Day, the fateful spring day when the prestigious schools all announce their first-year admission decisions, Ashley opened eight tabs on her computer -- one for each's applicants portal. One acceptance letter popped up. Then another. And another.
Until she had them all: Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton and Yale.

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