congrats ashley and everyone!! i wish i had this much motivation but i just turned 25 and still don’t know what to do with my life in terms of career lol i too come from a family of immigrants and want to make my parents proud but once i figure out what i want to do, i’ll put my heart and soul into it as well! very inspirational 💕
Wow... what an example to all of us. She is what they call a "minority" and she displayed such determinationi and faith in herself. This should serve as an example to all especially who are labeled "a mnority" that there is nothing that is impossible!! Congratulatioins to you. I wish you success in your future! Anyone who thinks they cannot achieve something or change their life to a better life is WRONG.
They take honors and AP classes which are weighted much higher than standard classes. To achieve this GPA, she pretty much took all AP classes (maybe 1-3 classes were standard PE, music, etc) and received As in them.
Yeah, but in a state that is 49th in the nation and just lowered test score requirements for graduation again. I wouldn't be proud, i'd be embarrassed.
@@perlap.3374 Actually I could, I didn't grow up in NV so school was actually harder and I finished my high school credits two years early, but, whatever.
And so? She got accepted into Harvard, one of the most prestigious universities in the U.S. This is an achievement for her, her family, CCSD and the Latino community.
@@matheo6964 You obviously didn't read what I said. I finished my credits two years early, but they didn't give me my diploma (they get cash for each kid enrolled remember??) until two years later (two years of cash for the district and I never had to go to class) the last two years and because I had already "graduated" I was not even allowed to go to graduation ceremony, they just sent my diploma to me in the mail a week after the last day of school. And because I was not getting my diploma for two years I wasn't allowed to go to the graduation when I was 16. Sucks huh? And that was not even in NV.
congrats ashley and everyone!! i wish i had this much motivation but i just turned 25 and still don’t know what to do with my life in terms of career lol i too come from a family of immigrants and want to make my parents proud but once i figure out what i want to do, i’ll put my heart and soul into it as well! very inspirational 💕
Congrats! It’s nice to hear some good news in light of all the darkness out there.
Congratulations Vegas Valedictorian of your High School Class 2022.
Congratulations
I miss school but congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 🥳 💕 to all students across ALL 50 STATES
Si se puede!
Congratulations good job girl. I will talk to my 6-year-old daughter about you.
Wow what an amazing beautiful and Smart Young lady! Congratulations 🎉
Congratulations 🎉
Congrats!
You go girl!!!
Wow... what an example to all of us. She is what they call a "minority" and she displayed such determinationi and faith in herself. This should serve as an example to all especially who are labeled "a mnority" that there is nothing that is impossible!! Congratulatioins to you. I wish you success in your future! Anyone who thinks they cannot achieve something or change their life to a better life is WRONG.
How do you get a 6.5 gpa? Like seriously I want to know. My mind is blown. my gpa was 3.8...
I don't understand either. In my day, people who got straight A's got a 4.0.
They take honors and AP classes which are weighted much higher than standard classes. To achieve this GPA, she pretty much took all AP classes (maybe 1-3 classes were standard PE, music, etc) and received As in them.
Even AP classes are only worth 5.0…It seems that this GPA would have translated much differently 20 years ago. It’s kind of stupid actually.
Some kid that went to my school got a 11.84, look up Dylan Mazzard.
How do you earn a gpa higher than a 4.0 on a scale that goes to 4.0?
AP classes
6.462
Making MEXICANS look good. 😁🌎
Yeah, but in a state that is 49th in the nation and just lowered test score requirements for graduation again. I wouldn't be proud, i'd be embarrassed.
Rose Wicker
Your completely missing the point!
Don’t be a Hater because YOU couldn’t accomplish this!
@@perlap.3374 Actually I could, I didn't grow up in NV so school was actually harder and I finished my high school credits two years early, but, whatever.
And so? She got accepted into Harvard, one of the most prestigious universities in the U.S. This is an achievement for her, her family, CCSD and the Latino community.
@@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059 if you could've then you wouldve
@@matheo6964 You obviously didn't read what I said. I finished my credits two years early, but they didn't give me my diploma (they get cash for each kid enrolled remember??) until two years later (two years of cash for the district and I never had to go to class) the last two years and because I had already "graduated" I was not even allowed to go to graduation ceremony, they just sent my diploma to me in the mail a week after the last day of school. And because I was not getting my diploma for two years I wasn't allowed to go to the graduation when I was 16. Sucks huh? And that was not even in NV.