Jazz Jennings is heading to Harvard!
The 18-year-old star of I Am Jazz revealed Tuesday that she was planning on attending Harvard University after being accepted to the class of 2023.
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“I am so stoked for this next chapter of my life!” the transgender teen wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of herself wearing a Harvard sweatshirt. “Feeling so blessed and grateful right now. Thank you so much to my incredible family for your unconditional love and support; none of this would be possible without all of you. I can’t wait for what’s to come!”
In a subsequent video announcement, she continued, “When I found out I was accepted to Harvard, I was so shocked. Not because I didn’t think I could do it, but because it’s such a selective school with such a small acceptance rate. I was like ‘Who gets into Harvard?’ But I got in!”
Planning on studying philosophy, gender and religion, Jennings added she was looking forward to “meeting new people, making connections, building friendships that will last a lifetime.”
“I feel so grateful to have this opportunity to attend an institution that’s so incredible and well-renowned. I just feel that I’m going to be me, do me and have a great time,” she gushed.
Jennings is no stranger to taking on new challenges in the public eye, documenting her transition on I Am Jazz over the years, and college is yet another way for her to spread her wings.
“I’m going to figure it out as I go along, expand my mind and soar to new heights,” she said of her future, adding, “I feel like there’s a lot in store for me at Harvard and I’m really excited.”
Jennings had some high-profile well-wishers in the comment section, with Katie Couric writing, “!!!!!!!!!!!!CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!! so so happy for you!” and co-founder of March For Our Lives Jaclyn Corin writing, “See ya there!”
Best wishes to Jennings on her next adventure!
I Am Jazz returns to TLC in 2020.
Photo credit: YouTube/Jazz Jennings
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