A Chicago lawyer graduate sat down to take her bar exam, went into labour, gave birth and then finished her exam.
Loyola University graduate Brianna Hill was meant to take the bar exam - the final test towards becoming a lawyer - in July but the pandemic led to the postponement of the exam until October.
Because of coronavirus restrictions, Hill had to sit the bar exam remotely from home, nearing the end of her pregnancy.
On Monday last week, she told local media she felt "ready to go" and "confident" about her exam when she sat at her desk.
Minutes later, she went into labour.