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Coppin State University: MEET 14-year-old West Muhammad

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(BALTIMORE – October 22, 2024) – Meet West Muhammad, a trailblazing student making history at Coppin State University! At just 14 years old, West has become the youngest freshman to enroll at Coppin. 🎓 But he’s not stopping there! West is pursuing a degree in Cybersecurity Engineering with a passion for protecting and innovating in the digital world.

Born and raised in Baltimore, West’s journey reflects the power of determination and early ambition, inspiring others to dream big and push boundaries.

We are proud to have West as part of the Eagle family and excited to see the heights he will reach.

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