GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Savannah Remijin likes to do things ahead of schedule.

This spring, the 18-year-old graduated from college a month before she finished high school.

The age-defying feats don’t end there.

With her sights set on becoming a lawyer, Remijin has already taken the LSAT and been accepted into law school.

“Okay, if I want to go to law school, I need to get this done this year,” Savannah recalls thinking to herself. “Like, there's a deadline now, and so I did it.”

She’s currently working full-time as a legal assistant at the law firm of Mika Meyers in downtown Grand Rapids.

“Yesterday, someone asked me, ‘So did you take a gap year?’”

Remijin’s response: “Well, kind of.”

The job is her version of a gap year before she heads off to the Liberty University School of Law in

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