After graduating first in her class from a US high school, a 14-year-old girl plans to pursue a degree in computer science and aviation.
Oforitsenere Bodunrin, a remarkable 14-year-old American girl, graduated first in her class from Martin High School in the United States. She intends to attend the university to study aviation and computer science.
At the age of 10, Oforitsenere Bodunrin, a child from North Texas, was accepted to Martin High School, where she excelled academically and graduated as the best student in her class. She characterized her high school experience as enjoyable and thrilling, and she feels proud to be graduating among her older peers.
Since I don’t particularly enjoy drawing attention to myself, I suppose I’ve been waiting for this for the past four years, so it’s extremely thrilling. However, it was undoubtedly enjoyable,” Oforitsenere stated in a video that was shared on Twitter.
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“It’s exciting to be in this position because sometimes I compare myself to my older peers, but then I think about it and realize graduating at 14 is a huge accomplishment,” she continued. “It feels good to be graduating with the class of 2023.”
Oforitsenere’s mother, Bawo Bodunrin, commented on her daughter’s accomplishment, stating that she had recognized her scholastic prowess early on and that her daughter was reading by the age of two and performing multiplication by the age of four.
“Normally, you would argue that the possibilities are endless. “The sky is the beginning for her,” Bawo remarked.
She also thought Oforitsenere was following in the footsteps of her older sister, who is currently enrolled in a university in the United States after graduating from the same high school in 2019 at the age of 14.
Bawo went on to say, “She mirrored her sister, so she wanted to do everything her sister did.”
Because she was surrounded by much older peers, Oforitsenere found it difficult to fit in and open up throughout her time in high school. However, one of her professors, Gerri Brown, provided her with support and direction.
As a student and leader, Oforitsenere has been enjoyable, kind, and diligent, and I am incredibly proud of her. I am forward to see what she will do. She will save the planet, I’m sure of it. Brown informed the school district.
Oforitsenere made sure her four years at Martin High were full with accomplishments in both academics and extracurriculars, including serving as president of Key Club and editor of Martin Student News, as soon as she felt at home.
In addition, she served as president of the Filmmaker’s Society, a state finalist for Future Business Leaders of America, a historian for the National Art Honors Society, and a historian for the Black Student Union.
Oforitsenere is quite optimistic about her future. She intends to study aviation and computer science at the University of Texas-Arlington.
