The American immediately entered the eight most prestigious universities.

American teenager Harold Eka (Harold Eke), whose family moved to the United States from Nigeria about a decade ago, entered all Ivy League universities immediately. 18-year-old boy was accepted into all 13 universities, where he applied.

Eki, eight, moved to New York with his parents in 2005. The young man said that he studied well in order to support his parents and justify their credit of trust. In the future, the applicant plans to become a neurosurgeon and try to find a cure for Alzheimer's disease for his grandmother. It is noted that Eka has not yet decided on the choice of school, but is inclined to Yale University.

At school, Harold as the chief editor headed the school newspaper. The teenager said that he always tried to use any opportunity that was given to him. “When I arrived in the country, I had a terrible Nigerian accent, but I made every effort to integrate,” said Eki. He said that the hardest thing in school was the history of the United States.

Harold has four younger brothers who, according to the teenager, are going to break his record for university entrance.

The Ivy League association includes Columbia, Brownian, Harvard, Dartmouth, Yale, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Princeton universities. They are constantly on the 15 list of top US institutions of higher education.

Harvard University annually receives 5,9 percent of applicants who have applied, in Yale - 6,3 percent, in Cornell - 14 percent.

In 2014, the 17 year-old American schoolboy Kwasi Enin (Kwasi Enin), whose parents emigrated from Ghana, also entered all Ivy League universities. As a result, the teenager chose Yale.