AMAZING! TEENAGE GIRL ACCEPTED INTO 115 UNIVERSITIES…GETS $3.7M IN SCHOLARSHIPS
Michael Olaleye
A New Orleans teenager, Antoinette Love has been accepted to 115 colleges and Universities across the United States.
She was accepted at every school she applied to and was offered a total of more than $3.7 million in scholarships. She says she plans to visit schools over the next few weeks and make a decision by May.
Born to teen parents and surrounded by four siblings she helps raise. The International High School of New Orleans senior is in several honor societies and will be a first-generation college student.
She has maintained a 3.5 grade point average while dual enrolled at a community college and has been described as a gifted painter. Her mother, Yolanda, says Love’s accomplishments have inspired them as parents to consider returning to school.
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