14-Year-Old Graduates from ASU, Set to Attend Top Law Schools
May 18, 2025
Abigail Zagala, age 14, graduated from ASU with a degree in social and behavioral sciences, planning to attend law school.
Abigail Zagala, age 14, graduated from ASU with a degree in social and behavioral sciences, planning to attend law school.
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