On average only about 37 percent of college students actually graduate within four years, about 26 percent

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On average only about 37 percent of college students actually graduate within four years, about 26 percent of students need five or six years, and the remaining students either never receive degrees or need even more time to graduate.

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Stats: 16, 11th grade at Wapahani High School in Selma, IN

At Wapahani High School, Kaija Aikman is ranked as number 1 in her junior class, has been recognized as the Outstanding Student of the Year, Who's Who Among American Scholar, and earned the United States Achievement Academy's PE Award, to name a few.

She's an active participant in varsity softball as well and has played on the All County Softball Team, MEC All Conference Softball Team, Indiana All District Softball Team, and holds the WHS Girls Dead Lift Record, in addition to winning the Offensive Player of the Year award.

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