Lafayette, AL — Tytianna Smith, a graduating senior from Lafayette High School, has been accepted to 49 out of the 50 schools that she applied to and has received a total of $1.7 million scholarships as well. Although she wasn’t accepted to her first choice, she believes that God is leading her to where she was really meant to be, which she believes is Norfolk University.
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Smith has been planning for her future ever since. Last year, she has listed her goals, including “attending a high school that is currently on the falling school list,” “wanting to show that just because we attend a failing school we are not failing students,” and “wanting to lift the standard.”
Source: Black Student Awarded $1.7 Million in Scholarships and Accepted into 49 Colleges
