Harvard and Yale were among the top universities Alabama teen Rotimi Kukoyi got into with $2 million in scholarships. Ultimately, he chose to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Matt Amodio put his"Jeopardy!" 38-game consecutive win streak on the line Monday night and entered the final round in last place.Alabama teen Rotimi Kukoyi was accepted to more than 15 universities to tally a total of $2 million in scholarship offers.
Harvard, Yale, Stanford and Johns Hopkins were among the top universities Kukoyi had to choose from, but he ultimately went with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to pursue a career in public health. He was awarded UNC's prestigious A child of immigrants, Kukoyi became a standout academic and was the first Black National Merit Scholar at his high school in Hoover, Alabama.
"It was really fun experience but also put me in contact with some pretty cool students from across the country," Kukoyi