Some caveats out of the way:
If her coaches truly are miracle workers and her performances are indeed not at all related to the shady dealings of her staff, there's an incredible future in store for her. So that necessary statement out of way...
She's young enough that we don't need to put her in a 1500 box and that it's entirely likely a 25-30 year old Wiley will be a different animal altogether at lower or higher distance. Consistently we've seen this with US female runners.
And even if this is where she lands (it would be ridiculous not to experiment in off years with other distances for development sake), it's as good a start to a 1500 runner career as we could hope for.
I just really hope she gets the lack of testing/guilty by association issues out of the way soon so we can jump on the bandwagon.