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How Former Sanitation Worker Reacted to Harvard Law Acceptance

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Rehan Staton, 24, is going from collecting garbage in Maryland to learning the law at Harvard University Law School. Staton’s father raised him and his brother alone. When his father suffered a stroke, he got a job in sanitation to support the family while also attending the University of Maryland. He finished his undergraduate degree with a 3.84 GPA. He says "failure wasn’t an option." Inside Edition Digital has more #InsideEdition

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