Brilliant young girl bags two degrees from two different American universities at 14 years old
Shania Muhammad is a 14-year-old girl with exceptional intelligence who has earned two degrees from two American universities in Oklahoma City, USA.
Shania Muhammad received associate’s degrees from Oklahoma City Community College and Langston University, both in Oklahoma City, USA. She earned an associate degree at the age of 13, making her the youngest graduate ever to come out of the two universities.
With more than 150 medals, 50 trophies, and 100 academic prizes to their name, Shania’s family has a long history of attaining both respectable and exceptional scholastic success.
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Elijah Muhammad, Shania’s father, told News9, “We have more than 150 medals, more than 50 trophies, and more than 100 academic awards as well.”
In addition to being an associate professor at Langston University, Shania’s mother, Atashia Muhammad, was present to give her daughter her certificate. Shania characterized it as a unique moment.
She claims that before to going to college, her parents homeschooled her. Shania was inspired by the two to see beyond her studies in middle school.
Shania urged students to not allow their age to limit their potential, pointing out that she accomplished her goals at the age of 14 by pushing herself to do more difficult things.
“I truly want to push you to reach your full potential, so don’t allow your age be the limit. That cannot be an obstacle in your life. Shania remarked, “It’s like I was in the seventh grade and I just didn’t know it the entire time I was on the collegiate level.”
Shania intends to continue her education by pursuing a bachelor’s degree in family consumer science at Langston University, one of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
