@@noobco_user9001 it’s not easy to make kids excited when they can walk out of their classrooms into a 18$ an hour job in the casinos. It’s not the casinos fault per say but there’s very little enthusiasm to go to college out of ccsd
For those wondering CCSD is on a 5.0 scale (100 = 5.0, 92 = 4.2, 88 = 3.8 etc) from there AP classes are a 1.0 curve with honors being a 0.5 curve. The bonus is likely a teacher allowing extra credit above 5.0 base in transcript or some pass-fail magic I’ve not seen quite yet. That’s what is tradition tho, unsure if basic is same
Because there is no such thing as 6.5 . . . Even with ap classes anything extra goes towards college cred . . Her transcripts aren't going to say 6.5 when the highest possible is 5.5 .
@@williameddyonlocation I agree it is very awesome and proud that she was able to focus during uncertain times ! ! ! But ccsd can't fix the shit pot they started cooking with the education system by taking credit for the young ladies accomplishments . . They are hers alone as I know they don't offer much support for students .
IB classes, which are only available in a few CCSD schools. I got valedictorian of my school (which I'm not gonna name for safety) with a 4.8 weighted GPA, but some of that is from taking IB classes at my old high school last year
It depends on how many weighted classes (IB + AP) are offered - unfortunately, some schools offer more than others. It also depends on when you can take them. So, max GPAs vary from school to school
Three different scoring systems: IB Diploma Programme is scored 1-7. AP is usually on a 5.0 system. Unweighted normal GPA is 4.0/4.33 max. The IB-to-unweighted equivalent is 7=A+=4.33, 6=A=4.0, below that is B or
@@idilmedia "Whilst" isn't super fancy, it's just the British version of "while". Why is everybody in this video's comments going so crazy about that word?
@@matthewhrmich5350 im not sure either, but that's not what I was pointing out... whether or not she pronounced it right is entirely irrelevant regarding the fact that english is not her first language and she grew up in a predominantly non-english speaking household. either way, you seem to think that the word is important since you're replying to many comments suggesting her pronunciation of the word is something so noteworthy...
@@idilmedia I personally don't care about the word. I just find it strange that so many people are impressed by her usage of it. I'm not trying to insult her English ability, because it is good, but I'm just pointing out that it isn't extraordinary like people are trying to make it out to be
How this student got a 6.5 GPA? All the high schools in Las Vegas and around the country the GPA is 4.0. What is this a *&^shit. The school district is so bad that need to enhance a student with the highest GPA. Fights at the schools, a teacher was attacked, no teachers and now highest GPA of 6.5. Give my a break. It was a 4.0 and headed to Harvard University then was believable other wised no. Any High school student can go to Harvard with 4.0 GPA.
@@leticiaespino7004 that's not true. One class can only be worth up to 5 points, which is an A in a college-level course. Therefore, the grade point average cannot be above 5.
@@matthewhrmich5350 the kid started taking high school classes in middle school and college classes once he was 15, all A’s, so I’m not sure how they got 11 but it’s on his transcript
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Good for her! All her own hard work coming out of CCSD. Well deserved!
Glad for her, not many people make it out of Las Vegas’ school system because ITS HORRIBLE, we need to do better 🙌🏼🔥
The truest thing I’ve heard from a CZcams comment
@@noobco_user9001 it’s not easy to make kids excited when they can walk out of their classrooms into a 18$ an hour job in the casinos. It’s not the casinos fault per say but there’s very little enthusiasm to go to college out of ccsd
yeah true
That's why. Her parents were immigrants. The parents wanted her to succeed.
Awesome work! Congrats!!! Put education as a priority in Nevada!
She used the word “whilst” in the year 2022. That’s how you know. She is VERY sharp and educated.
Pronounced incorrectly though
the highest gpa you can truly get is a 4.0 this is the school district using an inflated gpa or a weighted gpa to say a 6.5
right, it is probably weighted, but she took a lot of APs to get it that high. All congrats to harvard acceptance, that is a worldly achievement! 👏👏
For those wondering CCSD is on a 5.0 scale (100 = 5.0, 92 = 4.2, 88 = 3.8 etc) from there AP classes are a 1.0 curve with honors being a 0.5 curve. The bonus is likely a teacher allowing extra credit above 5.0 base in transcript or some pass-fail magic I’ve not seen quite yet.
That’s what is tradition tho, unsure if basic is same
Congratulations I’m so proud of her!
SI SE PUEDE !!!! Que dios te bendiga !!!!
Why is this not national news? 💀
@@702thomas The black kid that had a 4.6 made the national news the last few days.
Because there is no such thing as 6.5 . . . Even with ap classes anything extra goes towards college cred . . Her transcripts aren't going to say 6.5 when the highest possible is 5.5 .
Wow!! Amazing! Congrats!!
@@Dream_Luver Even if you are right about the 6.5 part I bet she still got a higher mark than 4.6 😀
@@williameddyonlocation I agree it is very awesome and proud that she was able to focus during uncertain times ! ! ! But ccsd can't fix the shit pot they started cooking with the education system by taking credit for the young ladies accomplishments . . They are hers alone as I know they don't offer much support for students .
She alone made the Hispanics GPA in the State of Nevada up by bunches :x
@Guerrero Azteca that's like saying I'm Korean not Asian. 🫣
@Guerrero Azteca so ur not Hispanic...are u Latino?
@Guerrero Azteca I apologize for being ignorant :(
@@Steve-ls3lr They’re wrong, a Hispanic is anyone who speaks the language of Spanish, so yes, Mexicans are both Hispanic and Latino
Let’s go!!! 🇺🇸🇲🇽
Love this!
Congrats keep going 💪
Can someone explain how a gpa can go that high? In my school the max is 4-5 even if you take all the ap’s
GPA is a ridiculous metric of knowledge anyway
IB classes, which are only available in a few CCSD schools. I got valedictorian of my school (which I'm not gonna name for safety) with a 4.8 weighted GPA, but some of that is from taking IB classes at my old high school last year
It depends on how many weighted classes (IB + AP) are offered - unfortunately, some schools offer more than others. It also depends on when you can take them. So, max GPAs vary from school to school
Three different scoring systems: IB Diploma Programme is scored 1-7. AP is usually on a 5.0 system. Unweighted normal GPA is 4.0/4.33 max.
The IB-to-unweighted equivalent is 7=A+=4.33, 6=A=4.0, below that is B or
Felicidades y bendiciones🎷👻
Whilst....okay, that is where the GPA is coming from.
But she pronounced it wrong?
@@matthewhrmich5350 in the same sentence she literally mentioned that english is her second language.
@@idilmedia "Whilst" isn't super fancy, it's just the British version of "while". Why is everybody in this video's comments going so crazy about that word?
@@matthewhrmich5350 im not sure either, but that's not what I was pointing out... whether or not she pronounced it right is entirely irrelevant regarding the fact that english is not her first language and she grew up in a predominantly non-english speaking household. either way, you seem to think that the word is important since you're replying to many comments suggesting her pronunciation of the word is something so noteworthy...
@@idilmedia I personally don't care about the word. I just find it strange that so many people are impressed by her usage of it. I'm not trying to insult her English ability, because it is good, but I'm just pointing out that it isn't extraordinary like people are trying to make it out to be
She cute, she can get it.
How this student got a 6.5 GPA? All the high schools in Las Vegas and around the country the GPA is 4.0. What is this a *&^shit. The school district is so bad that need to enhance a student with the highest GPA. Fights at the schools, a teacher was attacked, no teachers and now highest GPA of 6.5. Give my a break. It was a 4.0 and headed to Harvard University then was believable other wised no. Any High school student can go to Harvard with 4.0 GPA.
It's weighted GPA, which can be higher than 4.0
Yeah it’s weighted, someone in Florida just got a GPA over 11
you’re mad.
@@leticiaespino7004 that's not true. One class can only be worth up to 5 points, which is an A in a college-level course. Therefore, the grade point average cannot be above 5.
@@matthewhrmich5350 the kid started taking high school classes in middle school and college classes once he was 15, all A’s, so I’m not sure how they got 11 but it’s on his transcript
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