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Dropped out of school at 14: JLaw

Oscarwinning star Jennifer Lawrence has opened up about dropping out of middle school to pursue her acting career

Updated At : 05:32 AM Feb 25, 2018 IST

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Oscar-winning star Jennifer Lawrence has opened up about dropping out of middle school to pursue her acting career.

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The actor admitted she left school at the age of 14. “I dropped out of middle school. I don’t technically have a GED or a diploma. I am self-educated,” she told the 60 Minutes host. Lawrence explained, “I struggled through school. I never felt very smart. And when I’m reading the script and I feel like I know exactly what it would look like if somebody felt that way, and I didn’t want to let it go.” — ANI

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