EDUCATION
14 Year Old African American Teen to Enter Pre-Med
Honors Program at Mary Baldwin College This Fall
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larksburg, MD-Marne Garret- college during their high school years. Degree in Clinic Laboratory Science with
son, a 9th grade Advanced Place- PEG students live in a fully supervised, a minor in Health Care Management. Her
ment Power Scholar, at Clarks- state of the art residence hall with their career goal is become a Physician Scien-
burg High School in Clarksburg Maryland true peers. Admission decisions are based tist. Acceleration was the perfect option
will be entering Mary Baldwin College in on: SAT scores, interview, application, considering the many years of graduate
Staunton, Virginia in the fall. She was recommendations, and involvement in school she will need from a B.S., M.S.,
selected to participate in the Global extra-curricular activities. Ms. Garretson, M.D., and then the Ph.D. Ms. Garretson
Honors Scholars Program. Marne Garret- age 14, will be joining other college stu- plans to balance her academic studies
son will be an entering freshman class of dents as young as 12. with involvement in college activities,
2013 in the Program for the Exceptionally Three years from now, Ms. Garretson associations and sports. She plans to try
Gifted (PEG) at Mary Baldwin College. will not be completing high school like out for either the volleyball, basketball or
PEG was founded some 20 years ago and many of her peers, but rather she will be softball teams, and she would like to start
it offers an opportunity for bright and entering her senior year in college. She a chapter of the Student National Medical
accomplished young women to complete plans to earn a Bachelor of Science Association and the NAACP.
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