The Rutgers University grad had attended classes for four days before school administrators found out she was a woman pushing 30 and not a teenage girl. She pleaded not guilty in court on Monday. Shin was indicted by a grand jury for providing a false government document and hindering her own prosecution. Hyejeong Shin, who allegedly forged a birth certificate to act as a 16-year-old and attend classes at New Brunswick High School, wanted to return to “an environment that she looks back on fondly,” her lawyer Darren Gelber told ABC 7.

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