A former scholarship student lost her college scholarship after becoming pregnant at 20, returned to school while working full time and raising her daughter, and earned her degree seven years later as her daughter turned 21.

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A former scholarship student lost her college scholarship after becoming pregnant at 20, returned to school while working full time and raising her daughter, and earned her degree seven years later as her daughter turned 21.

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