A Latina raised by a single parent who went to a public Highschool gets accepted to Harvard with a full ride scholarship. This is representation by itself. Congratulations 🎊
Go, Isabela González! Having a 4.9 gpa and going to Harvard are huge achievements, coming from a 3.7 gpa student!! Although I didn’t get to my dream school, having a quality education is all that matters regardless of which school we attend. You go, girl!
@@jetbricksstudios5530 Yes, but the majority of schools want that you to have a 3.8 UW gpa or better. I’m just a point down from getting into those schools, but I got some safeties in mind.
Congratulations Isabela Gonzalez god bless you . The sky is the limit . My daughter Nazarelie González also has a 4.9 and she is going to Dartmouth with a full scholarship. You girls being minorities is amazing and being raise by single mothers and latinas you go girls .
@@BaSingh2006 never said anything has to do with her gpa it’s just that they get underestimated because of there race and where they come from that’s all
What an amazing story! She should be so proud of herself and her accomplishments! Also, bless her mother, her teacher, and all those who believed in her. I’m glad she achieved her dream, and I hope she continues to be an inspiration to others as she has a bright future ahead of her. Congrats, Isabela!
@@baggychips3153 I won’t deny that her ethnic background may have played a minor part in her admission. Who knows? The important fact is that regardless of her ethic background, she was plenty qualified to be accepted. She’s a driven young woman who clearly knows what she wants to do for her life. A 4.9 GPA is no easy feat. Kudos to her:)
Why can’t people be proud that she got accepted not bribe them into getting in like most white celebrities(I say that because celebrities are dominantly white)? But they target that’s she is a minority and that’s how she got in. Yeah she is one but she still got intelligence. People be pressed and act like oh because you were this you took a spot. How about be proud. I don’t see people commenting on a white child or Asian child that they were only allowed because they are white/Asian. (Sometimes it can be true, some places are still very racists, or have racists intentions). If they got accepted, congratulations. I mean I don’t personally like Harvard but it really can be a luck on how well your paper is or how well one did. Regardless, I would still congratulate anyone who got accepted without paying their way without talent (aka celebs) and acting like there child is so intelligent. I mean if you have the money to go, who cares but to say and act like they went there as a way to fake their academic achievements and prestige is dumb.
Latinos in college are one of the smallest percentages due to many circumstances that stand in our way or we either fall into. Just seeing many more fall into the college pool makes me so proud porque si se puede. Love seeing my people succeed 👏
Same. Hispanic girl here. I was an honor student with good grades but dropped out to help my mom raise my little brothers. (Which btw no one in my family even appreciates lol) everyone acts like I dropped out to go party or something . Everyone forgets what u do for them . Sorry I’m venting now 😂 I won’t be like my parents, I won’t hold any of my kids back, won’t even have kids til I’m already in a financially stable position. I want a wealthy successful educated Hispanic family. Not no ghetto abusive broke shit like what they did to me.
What in the hell are you talking about? Asians, Latinos, and every first generation migrant you could think of that came to America virtually faced the same amount of discrimination from the start. Keep in mind back then Asians were even more frowned upon because of the HEAVY anti Japanese propaganda and the lasting effects of that propaganda in the later years. But now look. Asians on average have the highest income in america. Latinos are second to last, falling behind blacks making the least amount. What in the hell are you talking about? Latinos can’t go to college because of “circumstances?” Bullshit. Look at Asians. There’s more Latinos in america than Asians too for fucks sake. WE are the MINORITY of the MINORITY. There’s far less Asians than blacks and Latinos in this country yet we come out on top by a large margin. Why is that?
@@cassandraarcos298 yeah, which is why I don’t even want kids! I’ve never been supportive of parents that want to have children but barely have the financial stability to support themselves! It just puts a burden on there kids!
On a trip to Philadelphia I once accidentally drove through Paterson. Let's just say, there's no way that that was an easy place to grow up. Congratulations Isabela, you deserve what you got and wishing you a great time at Harvard
She has a humble intelligence about her. In my opinion that’s the best thing a scientist or an academic can have. It allows one to have an open and skeptical mind and that can often lead to great discovery.
Congratulations Isabela. Never doubt yourself. Always knock on the door even if you are turned away. Enough doors will open and you will do great things. We need you!!
@@RobertSmurda EXACTLY, and Harvard won't even let them in because they discriminate against them by RAISING their standards of admissions solely based upon their ethnicity.
@@RobertSmurda probably cause a lot of them are legacy students who’s parents enrolled them in schools that have connections with the ivy leagues lmao. i’m honestly more impressed with first gen, low income students who defy the statistics.
@@RobertSmurda she literally has a 4.9 gpa.. that’s well above the average admit gpa for harvard. if you wanna discredit her accomplishments because she’s brown, then that’s your problem. stay salty.
@@crystalsnow1138 That’s understandable but if it’s your dream school and you’re pretty much guaranteed entrance it would be a waste of time and effort. Esp since these schools have tons of money to give away
@@Michael-zn2jc some people qualify for wavers. this girl pretty much had it going for her grade wise and personality wise, especially given her background which is why her teacher pushed her towards it. a 4.9 is also a super big deal in a school where the average is probably much lower and it’s rare to even get into ivy leagues.
I'm so happy for Isabella. I know she worked very hard to get to where she's gotten and only going to keep soaring those dreams. I have a 6yo named Isabella as well and she's really smart also.
@@Ahn-mu3db I want her to do well, but in Harvard, "just fine" is not enough. You even have to apply for classes you want to take per semester bc they want you to not only explain, but also prove why you should be privileged to take the class. The same goes for campus clubs. In everything that they do. It's competitive for the minute things and it truly can make or break a student. I just hope she has not only a good support system back home, but also for her day-to-day on campus for her mental health.
@Amanda you’re clearly not familiar with the culture at Harvard. Numerous students have discussed having mental health issues directly correlating to how competitive it is, how they are no longer the smartest one in the room, the fear of not measuring up to expectations. OP’s concerns for this young lady are genuine and warranted. OP wished her strength for the journey to come, and you chose to spew stupidity in response. You sound incredibly ignorant, and you should educate yourself before proving your utter lack of intelligence for the entire world to read.
Congratulations, Izabela! God bless you now and on your journey through Harvard! It's always refreshing to see a person of a Hispanic or black decent prosper in fields where they don't usually get lights shed on them. 🤩😁😀
Wow, your son is extremely smart if he’s at MIT. I hope parents understand how hard MIT is. It is probably the hardest Ivy League in the world. You must be a very proud parent.
4.9 would get you into Harvard. I hope it's not identity politics that get her in, but we all know Harvard went full woke so I wouldn't be shocked. Imagine going to an ivy league school and a professor with a doctorate looks you dead in your eyes and tells you that men can get pregnant 😂😂😂
@@djabroni_brochacho4644 “Harvard went full woke” what 😭😭no one says cisgender men can be pregnant lmao, if you’re being transphobic and mean trans women, no one says they can get pregnant either
CONGRATULATIONS 💫🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽 HARVARD HERE SHE COMES🤗☺️😆 I am so HAPPY FOR HER🌟⭐️💫⚡️✨ she’s the 1st 🥇 IN 10 YEARS from her school 🤔if I heard it right👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💫💫
@@benjamin48th as a fitness trainer, I must agree. Blacks and Latinos have the highest rates of obesity in the nation, which also means that we share the highest rates of high blood-pressure, diabetes, cancer, (breast cancer for women), stroke, heart disease... premature death and even in her youth... FOUR TIMES MORE LIKELY TO DIE FROM COVID 😷, as well as other respiratory nasties. -But we can't talk about these things because it's NEVER the, "right time," for those who don't wanna hear it. Another thing... both Harvard and Yale LOWER the academic requirements/standards for black/Latino student applicants, (something her teacher knew ahead of time), so the likelihood of this bright young lady being accepted into such a prestigious and politically-charged institution like Harvard or Yale was VERY high, as these two institutions have an "equity" ideology. Their "equity" ideologies also include, (something I don't agree with), RAISING the academic requirements/standards for admission for ASIANS, (PENALIZING THEM FOR TRADITIONALLY PRODUCING THE MOST BRILLIANT STUDENTS ON THE PLANET), because these two institutions believe that hard-working Asian students are OVER-REPRESENTED in their universities. 👀. So the schools make it HARDER for THEM to get in. True story. ☝🏼 By the way... if this is the old Paterson East Side High... (the same school that was run by notorious school Principal Mr Joe Clark) ... we can thank him for risking his career/reputation for taking extreme measures to save the lives/futures of these struggling youth. -Watch the movie, "Lean On Me," feat. Morgan Freeman, to see what I'm talking about.
congratulations to her it's wonderful but the question that has to be asked is why is she the First Student in her school in 10 years to be accepted to an Ivy League school that does not reflect well upon her school or the school district
a lot of kids in these types of neighborhoods don’t grow up with scholar role models in their community or have misconceptions about their ability to get into and afford college. or the school just doesn’t have enough college readiness resources and programs which are a privilege nowadays.
Good for her but when she actually goes to college, especially Harvard she might struggle a lot. You know the saying A students become C students in college. I’m not saying she won’t do good but college is much much harder than High-school. And this isn’t just any college it’s HARVARD. Study hard and ask for help if you’re struggling!!
Yup, I've seen many recounts from students that went to prestigious colleges and said how competitive and hard it was to get good marks because everyone there is good academically, it burned them out quickly because they weren't used to putting in as much effort into school work as before
True, but I also know that there are students who thought some of their college classes were easier because their AP high school teacher were really tough on them before graduating.
just think about this for a moment. you’re at home commenting on a youtube video criticizing a teenager who doesn’t know you exist, while she’s going to harvard.
You are a remarkable girl, Isabela Gonzalez. You will open doors for other kids from similar backgrounds and you will leave a legacy. Even now, I wonder how many other kids will follow you. As for President of the US, I'd vote for you right now!
I am so glad her teacher was having none of it when she said “oh btw we’re not applying to Harvard” 😂🙏 So happy for her that after all that hard work she dared to dream big and achieved her goal! The world is your oyster girl, you can do anything!
Congrats that she is going to an Ivy league I am also a senior with a 4.3 GPA and got rejected from Harvard. Even though I didn't get into my dream school, I am still happy that I got committed to Northwestern University. She will do great at Harvard.
whe my older brother got into harvard we were happy for him but we knew he was smart and he did almost nothing but to study but my dad just looked at him and said "okay" its what you do with it after, good for her
@@aryshorts3888 It’s so sad how point out unnecessary things I hope you get help instead of worrying about someone who is happy you should be worrying about how your ignorance can affect others if their insecure and even if that’s not healthy for her who cares!?!
are you a doctor? seems to me that you’re just someone who thought they were going to accomplish something with this comment. worry about your own. her weight has absolutely nothing to do with the video. and its sick that most of these comments are worrying about her weight and her appearance, then the actual reason of the interview.
Everyone in these comments arguing should understand a TWO things before they talk. 1. This girl definitely is smart and tried very hard in school. (Deserves Ivy League school) 2. Many colleges like Harvard do use affirmative action, basically meaning other under represented ethnicities are accepted more.
@AS well personally it’s not Anyone’s fault that they are under represented other than their own. In fact it’s only like a couple percent off which will never be perfect. But it’s unfair to the people who actually deserve spots at Harvard and are simply being denied because they aren’t a certain race. It’s almost like it’s racist.
I wanted to respond because I know how disheartening it can be when you have past mistakes (especially in academics) but change and grow as a person. It all depends on what you want in life but I would suggest starting at your community college. Realistically you probably won't get into a 4-year university with that GPA and if you did, you would have a really hard time paying for it without academic scholarships. If you can work towards a 2-year program and get good grades in that, then later you can apply for university with those transcripts. The good grades should override your high school GPA and if your high school transcripts get brought up, just explain how you've changed and are dedicated to the pursuit of education now. Something to remember though is that you don't need a 4+ degree to be successful. Take some time to think about what you want out of life and what makes you happy. There are plenty of certificates and licensure programs in community colleges that lead to well-paying and steady employment. I'm entering my 5th year of undergrad and about to graduate with a degree that doesn't have great employment prospects unless I pursue graduate school. This is because I went to college without asking myself these questions. Education is great if you are dedicated and have passion for it but those with degrees are no better than people with less educational training. In the end, we are all human beings and we should make the choices we know will make us most happy. It's your life so don't feel pressured to pursue conventional success especially if you're unsure of what you want. Good luck!
Traditional school is not everyone. There is so much opportunities and different paths to take for success. 22 is good. I was wish I was 22 now haha You still got many years to build a good future yourself. I went to Massage School a couple of years ago. I found my Passion. Now I own my Massage Practice. No college needed. Just hardwork, reserch and determination, etc
People keep saying extra credit which is not true. It’s because it’s a weighted gpa which means that she took a lot of honors and college classes versus the basic regular high school classes.
A Latina raised by a single parent who went to a public Highschool gets accepted to Harvard with a full ride scholarship.
This is representation by itself. Congratulations 🎊
Harvard and college in general is a fvcking joke
They'll let anyone in as long as they're not white
Harvard doesn’t give “academic scholarships”, only financial aid.
@@RFJersey no sht
@@truthhurts775 The poster said “full ride scholarship”, that is not accurate. She can only get full financial aid.
Go, Isabela González! Having a 4.9 gpa and going to Harvard are huge achievements, coming from a 3.7 gpa student!! Although I didn’t get to my dream school, having a quality education is all that matters regardless of which school we attend. You go, girl!
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U know different schools have different gpa scales
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Yes, but the majority of schools want that you to have a 3.8 UW gpa or better. I’m just a point down from getting into those schools, but I got some safeties in mind.
Congratulations Isabela Gonzalez god bless you . The sky is the limit . My daughter Nazarelie González also has a 4.9 and she is going to Dartmouth with a full scholarship. You girls being minorities is amazing and being raise by single mothers and latinas you go girls .
Hispanics are really no longer minorities. In L.A they're 45% of the population
Im no muricans but what does her being latina and single mom daughter have to do with her GPA ?
Well i understand the single momma part but the latina part ?
@@BaSingh2006 never said anything has to do with her gpa it’s just that they get underestimated because of there race and where they come from that’s all
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She’s so amazing! And credits to her teacher for being so supportive…great teachers make a huge impact
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We proud of you baby girl, don’t let these people dim your life either
What an amazing story! She should be so proud of herself and her accomplishments! Also, bless her mother, her teacher, and all those who believed in her. I’m glad she achieved her dream, and I hope she continues to be an inspiration to others as she has a bright future ahead of her. Congrats, Isabela!
Or just her race because thats what they let in for now
@@baggychips3153 I won’t deny that her ethnic background may have played a minor part in her admission. Who knows? The important fact is that regardless of her ethic background, she was plenty qualified to be accepted. She’s a driven young woman who clearly knows what she wants to do for her life. A 4.9 GPA is no easy feat. Kudos to her:)
@@etherealimperfection4429 honestly my comment was rude. But really in all she seems like a hardworking deserving student who i hope succeeds
Why can’t people be proud that she got accepted not bribe them into getting in like most white celebrities(I say that because celebrities are dominantly white)? But they target that’s she is a minority and that’s how she got in. Yeah she is one but she still got intelligence. People be pressed and act like oh because you were this you took a spot. How about be proud. I don’t see people commenting on a white child or Asian child that they were only allowed because they are white/Asian. (Sometimes it can be true, some places are still very racists, or have racists intentions). If they got accepted, congratulations. I mean I don’t personally like Harvard but it really can be a luck on how well your paper is or how well one did. Regardless, I would still congratulate anyone who got accepted without paying their way without talent (aka celebs) and acting like there child is so intelligent. I mean if you have the money to go, who cares but to say and act like they went there as a way to fake their academic achievements and prestige is dumb.
Latinos in college are one of the smallest percentages due to many circumstances that stand in our way or we either fall into. Just seeing many more fall into the college pool makes me so proud porque si se puede. Love seeing my people succeed 👏
Same. Hispanic girl here.
I was an honor student with good grades but dropped out to help my mom raise my little brothers.
(Which btw no one in my family even appreciates lol) everyone acts like I dropped out to go party or something . Everyone forgets what u do for them .
Sorry I’m venting now 😂
I won’t be like my parents, I won’t hold any of my kids back, won’t even have kids til I’m already in a financially stable position. I want a wealthy successful educated Hispanic family. Not no ghetto abusive broke shit like what they did to me.
Not taking anything away from Latinos in college, but that’s simply not true. Hispanic people make up a big portion of college attendees.
@Nova Hispanic people
What in the hell are you talking about? Asians, Latinos, and every first generation migrant you could think of that came to America virtually faced the same amount of discrimination from the start. Keep in mind back then Asians were even more frowned upon because of the HEAVY anti Japanese propaganda and the lasting effects of that propaganda in the later years. But now look. Asians on average have the highest income in america. Latinos are second to last, falling behind blacks making the least amount. What in the hell are you talking about? Latinos can’t go to college because of “circumstances?” Bullshit. Look at Asians. There’s more Latinos in america than Asians too for fucks sake. WE are the MINORITY of the MINORITY. There’s far less Asians than blacks and Latinos in this country yet we come out on top by a large margin. Why is that?
@@cassandraarcos298 yeah, which is why I don’t even want kids! I’ve never been supportive of parents that want to have children but barely have the financial stability to support themselves! It just puts a burden on there kids!
On a trip to Philadelphia I once accidentally drove through Paterson. Let's just say, there's no way that that was an easy place to grow up. Congratulations Isabela, you deserve what you got and wishing you a great time at Harvard
I’m so happy for her I have chills , you go Young Lady all the way to the top 💜
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She has a humble intelligence about her. In my opinion that’s the best thing a scientist or an academic can have. It allows one to have an open and skeptical mind and that can often lead to great discovery.
I’m so proud of you, Isabela! God bless you on this journey and I know this will open so many more doors for you!
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Congratulations Isabela. Never doubt yourself. Always knock on the door even if you are turned away. Enough doors will open and you will do great things. We need you!!
love this, wish her the best i’m sure she’s got a bright future ahead of her🥺
That's amazing! You can tell shes going to be doing some really big things with her life. Congratulations!
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“Taking her 4.9 gpa to harvard” as if she was gonna take it to community college☠️☠️
Harvard is expensive AF.
@@b.b.s7545 you could go for free if your families salary is under a certain number
@@RobertSmurda EXACTLY, and Harvard won't even let them in because they discriminate against them by RAISING their standards of admissions solely based upon their ethnicity.
@@RobertSmurda probably cause a lot of them are legacy students who’s parents enrolled them in schools that have connections with the ivy leagues lmao. i’m honestly more impressed with first gen, low income students who defy the statistics.
@@RobertSmurda she literally has a 4.9 gpa.. that’s well above the average admit gpa for harvard. if you wanna discredit her accomplishments because she’s brown, then that’s your problem. stay salty.
YAY! Such a great inspiration for so many kids in public schools.
This is AMAZING!!!!! Bless her family and herself as she tackles everything great,, I believe in her.
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Not applying to good schools with that gpa would be a crime
I have a 4.94 and I graduate next month. I agree. Seeing all your friends get in only make you wonder that maybe there was a chance
Not everyone with a high GPA wants to go to and IVY league school though. And if not granted a scholarship some people can't afford to go.
@@crystalsnow1138 That’s understandable but if it’s your dream school and you’re pretty much guaranteed entrance it would be a waste of time and effort. Esp since these schools have tons of money to give away
@@coffeetae you’re not guaranteed acceptance just because of the gpa. There is also an $80 application fee for each college.
@@Michael-zn2jc some people qualify for wavers. this girl pretty much had it going for her grade wise and personality wise, especially given her background which is why her teacher pushed her towards it. a 4.9 is also a super big deal in a school where the average is probably much lower and it’s rare to even get into ivy leagues.
Wish her the best in life and I'm proud of her family.
This kid has gone through it and makes no excuses. Next stop: Harvard law!
Then whats her excuse for being obese
She did well and went against the trend in Paterson. Stop attacking her.
whats the trend in paterson?
@@danielplayz4421 laziness, ignorance, poverty, misguided values
@Timmy Tran boooo🍅🍅
@Timmy Tran Funny coming from a Tran? A little Self hate Mr Vietnamese? Lol.
@Timmy Tran tomatoes 🍅🍅
What a beautiful story🥺 Well deserved! I hope she enjoys Harvard!
go Isabella! So proud of you 😭👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 making Jersey proud ❤️
Congratulations, Isabella. What an amazing accomplishment!
A teacher I never had… congrats to both!
I’ll be voting for her!! Love this representation!! A moms love is stronger than life itself ❤️
Congratulations girl 👏 Your hard work definitely payed off!
Congratulations daughter ! Last week we were there just to see the place only and I can tell you the place is full of good vibes.
Outstanding!!!! Congratulations!!!!! Do us all proud!!!! 🙌🙌
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I'm so happy for Isabella. I know she worked very hard to get to where she's gotten and only going to keep soaring those dreams. I have a 6yo named Isabella as well and she's really smart also.
but she's a leftist democrat. definately don't want her to be the president. i dont' want these socialist lefties.
Pray for her. The daily competitions at Harvard could make our break her. Pray she's a fighter.
I bet you never went to an Ivy League. You don’t know anything
Oh be quiet 😑 she'll do just fine. U could never
@@Ahn-mu3db I want her to do well, but in Harvard, "just fine" is not enough. You even have to apply for classes you want to take per semester bc they want you to not only explain, but also prove why you should be privileged to take the class.
The same goes for campus clubs. In everything that they do. It's competitive for the minute things and it truly can make or break a student.
I just hope she has not only a good support system back home, but also for her day-to-day on campus for her mental health.
@@Ahn-mu3db shut up
@Amanda you’re clearly not familiar with the culture at Harvard. Numerous students have discussed having mental health issues directly correlating to how competitive it is, how they are no longer the smartest one in the room, the fear of not measuring up to expectations. OP’s concerns for this young lady are genuine and warranted. OP wished her strength for the journey to come, and you chose to spew stupidity in response. You sound incredibly ignorant, and you should educate yourself before proving your utter lack of intelligence for the entire world to read.
brought me to tears. so proud of you!
God bless her . I pray she is successful at it. This is good news
Congratulations, Izabela! God bless you now and on your journey through Harvard! It's always refreshing to see a person of a Hispanic or black decent prosper in fields where they don't usually get lights shed on them. 🤩😁😀
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Congratulations young lady!! So so happy for you. 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤
She will be down the street from my son at MIT👏🏽🙌🏾🥳🎉
Wow, your son is extremely smart if he’s at MIT. I hope parents understand how hard MIT is. It is probably the hardest Ivy League in the world. You must be a very proud parent.
@@dodo5257-v3f not an ivy league but better than any ivy for sure
Weird flex but ok
@@adambruins Ain’t nothing wrong with being a proud mom 🙂
@@adambruins youre the wierd one
I dont really think the GPA had anything to do with the Harvard acceptance, but wow 4.9? That is absolutely crazy.
You could never get a 4.9 GPA, so why worry?
4.9 would get you into Harvard. I hope it's not identity politics that get her in, but we all know Harvard went full woke so I wouldn't be shocked. Imagine going to an ivy league school and a professor with a doctorate looks you dead in your eyes and tells you that men can get pregnant 😂😂😂
@@Kcn145 dawg, I have a 5.2, do I have chance? lol
@@Kcn145 normal unweighted is 3.879
@@djabroni_brochacho4644 “Harvard went full woke” what 😭😭no one says cisgender men can be pregnant lmao, if you’re being transphobic and mean trans women, no one says they can get pregnant either
"I just want a cabinet position"
LMAOOOO
CONGRATULATIONS 💫🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽 HARVARD HERE SHE COMES🤗☺️😆 I am so HAPPY FOR HER🌟⭐️💫⚡️✨ she’s the 1st 🥇 IN 10 YEARS from her school 🤔if I heard it right👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💫💫
She needs to enroll in athletics
@@benjamin48th why?😂
@@kimcole2865 So she can lose weight i aint being funny my cousin was heavy built intill she join athletics now she a model and has tons of freinds
@@benjamin48th Oh ok😅🙌🏽
@@benjamin48th as a fitness trainer, I must agree.
Blacks and Latinos have the highest rates of obesity in the nation, which also means that we share the highest rates of high blood-pressure, diabetes, cancer, (breast cancer for women), stroke, heart disease... premature death and even in her youth... FOUR TIMES MORE LIKELY TO DIE FROM COVID 😷, as well as other respiratory nasties. -But we can't talk about these things because it's NEVER the, "right time," for those who don't wanna hear it.
Another thing... both Harvard and Yale LOWER the academic requirements/standards for black/Latino student applicants, (something her teacher knew ahead of time), so the likelihood of this bright young lady being accepted into such a prestigious and politically-charged institution like Harvard or Yale was VERY high, as these two institutions have an "equity" ideology.
Their "equity" ideologies also include, (something I don't agree with), RAISING the academic requirements/standards for admission for ASIANS, (PENALIZING THEM FOR TRADITIONALLY PRODUCING THE MOST BRILLIANT STUDENTS ON THE PLANET), because these two institutions believe that hard-working Asian students are OVER-REPRESENTED in their universities. 👀. So the schools make it HARDER for THEM to get in.
True story. ☝🏼
By the way... if this is the old Paterson East Side High... (the same school that was run by notorious school Principal Mr Joe Clark) ... we can thank him for risking his career/reputation for taking extreme measures to save the lives/futures of these struggling youth. -Watch the movie, "Lean On Me," feat. Morgan Freeman, to see what I'm talking about.
I'm so happy for Isabela.
Funny how she says 2034 when you must be at least 35 years old to become president.
funny how you’re downplaying someone else’s dreams…sounds like jealousy to me…😃
tearing up :') so happy for her
congratulations to her it's wonderful but the question that has to be asked is why is she the First Student in her school in 10 years to be accepted to an Ivy League school that does not reflect well upon her school or the school district
I think you misheard, she is the tenth person from that school to go to an ivy league school in ten years.
a lot of kids in these types of neighborhoods don’t grow up with scholar role models in their community or have misconceptions about their ability to get into and afford college. or the school just doesn’t have enough college readiness resources and programs which are a privilege nowadays.
also some students don’t care for ivy leagues 🤷🏽♀️
The teacher part at the end got me rolling 😂😂 no front camera and it sounded rushed
i need more good news stories like this in my feed, congrats to her❤️
It’s these type of teachers that can CHANGE the trajectory of a child’s life 🙏🏾
Good for her but when she actually goes to college, especially Harvard she might struggle a lot. You know the saying A students become C students in college. I’m not saying she won’t do good but college is much much harder than High-school. And this isn’t just any college it’s HARVARD. Study hard and ask for help if you’re struggling!!
That's true. In high school, I use to bull shit through projects, but in college, that's something you don't want to do.
Yup, I've seen many recounts from students that went to prestigious colleges and said how competitive and hard it was to get good marks because everyone there is good academically, it burned them out quickly because they weren't used to putting in as much effort into school work as before
True, but I also know that there are students who thought some of their college classes were easier because their AP high school teacher were really tough on them before graduating.
So happy for her
I hope her future is everything she dreamed of and more.
This is awesome!! You go girl and I believe one day you could be President!
I’m so happy for her!
That's so impressive. Way to go girl 😀❤️
i can’t understand why some people gotta be rude in the comments??? i’m genuinely so happy for her, wish her all the best!!
Maybe they should both run a marathon
lol someone’s bitter
mmmm i smell jealousy…is it because your momma ain’t give you enough attention? 😔
Tears in my eyes. So proud of my fellow Latinxs when they succeed! Best of luck Isabela 🥰
this girl is smart and looks like paul blart
Awww you’re so edgy haha😐
@@folacantube it meant to be funny rhyme what is edgy
SO PROUD OF HER OMG!!
with 1.9 HEALTH GPA lol
That teacher is slick. A cabinet position.
Great job! Now she needs to work on her weight
She needs to take her health more serious
How come tho?
@@Abisaiiluv look at her.
Ok at least you weren’t rude abt it like others
How do you know she’s not already on that path to being healthy? You know nothing about her and you’re just spreading negativity
your second life goal should be losing weight
and this girl will do more in life than you ever will lmao
Yeah it’s true, she has done more in life than all of us by stuffing her belly with food nonstop.
She’s achieved more than you ever have since you’re online trolling a young woman you don’t know.
just think about this for a moment. you’re at home commenting on a youtube video criticizing a teenager who doesn’t know you exist, while she’s going to harvard.
@@asiareads say it louder for the people in the back please
You are a remarkable girl, Isabela Gonzalez. You will open doors for other kids from similar backgrounds and you will leave a legacy. Even now, I wonder how many other kids will follow you.
As for President of the US, I'd vote for you right now!
1:49 “I just want a cabinet position” 🤣🤣🤣
Mr. Gonzalez is a real one.
Good for her!
I loved seeing the pure joy on her face.
I am so glad her teacher was having none of it when she said “oh btw we’re not applying to Harvard” 😂🙏
So happy for her that after all that hard work she dared to dream big and achieved her goal! The world is your oyster girl, you can do anything!
😢👏👏👏👍 ~ I Am Looking Forward To Isabela Gonzalez Being Our President! 🇺🇸
This makes America great!
Yes, show Whitey what's up!
Classes were mostly online before her application …
And President, this person? Nah
don’t hate bc you didn’t make it.
I have a 4.5 GPA and I BEEN WORKINGGGGGGG so she must be crazy smart
The American dream. When you work hard, you get rewarded for your work.
Wow good for her and congratulations!!
She has a nice voice
Congrats that she is going to an Ivy league I am also a senior with a 4.3 GPA and got rejected from Harvard. Even though I didn't get into my dream school, I am still happy that I got committed to Northwestern University. She will do great at Harvard.
whe my older brother got into harvard we were happy for him but we knew he was smart and he did almost nothing but to study but my dad just looked at him and said "okay"
its what you do with it after, good for her
how u goin have a 4.9 gpa and not know how to count calories
Miserable
lmaooo
You must be so fun at parties mate
how are you going to hide behind a screen and hate on someone else? the math isn’t mathing.
she’s defenetly going places, congrats!!
Hopefully she takes a nutrition class
okay
lmao
Not funny.
hopefully you stop commenting on other people appearances and work on your own.
@@briannaarroyo8208 I don't need to i'm perfect
4.9???? she is so amazing bruh
4.9 gpa
4’ 9”
490lbs
hahaha..do you think you’re funny?
Good for you girl! Proud of you from Canada!
She needa apply for a gym
and what school did you get accepted to ?
mmmmm i smell jealousy
College is college. Let’s just hope you get the education you want
Congrats girl
What does her weight have to do with her accomplishment? People need to leave her alone.
She has a lot of *gravitas*. You know, because she's basically a small planet.
Bruh, we're just worried for her. Imagine if she jumps, A 9.3 quake would happen. Truly devastating for us and for her.
@@aryshorts3888 hahaha 😂😐
@@aryshorts3888 It’s so sad how point out unnecessary things I hope you get help instead of worrying about someone who is happy you should be worrying about how your ignorance can affect others if their insecure and even if that’s not healthy for her who cares!?!
Congratulations 🎉🎊
YOOOO SOMEONE FROM PATERSON GOT IN LETS GOOOO, PROUD
That’s Amazing! This just goes to show that you don’t have to come from a background of money and wealth to be successful
Have*
But it a huge predicator tho
It’s still baffling to think that someone born wealthy would not have to work as hard as her
@@wystrix439 Your sarcasm is phenomenally worthless.
What a beautiful awesome moment!! Finally some good news.
Congratulations 🎊
Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!! 4.9 GPA and Harvard. You are very smart God bless and have a smart journey...
nobody mentioning she's deathly obese? won't make it past 30 at that rate
She will be Obese with debt when she graduates from Harvard too.
Left working at Starbucks or McDonald’s until she finds a better job
Bro why would someone mention that?? Do you bring up peoples smoking habits or drinking habits on random videos? Y’all are honestly wild to me
you literally have no life. you’re commenting on a teenagers weight because you will never amount to anything in life.
are you a doctor? seems to me that you’re just someone who thought they were going to accomplish something with this comment. worry about your own. her weight has absolutely nothing to do with the video. and its sick that most of these comments are worrying about her weight and her appearance, then the actual reason of the interview.
OMG CONGRATS TO HER!!! proud of her!
Imagine seeing her a president in 2034, then people seeing this video after 12 years and seeing this comment.
And they saying you predicted the future
thats never going to happen
@@TvConfusionn fr
Everyone in these comments arguing should understand a TWO things before they talk.
1. This girl definitely is smart and tried very hard in school. (Deserves Ivy League school)
2. Many colleges like Harvard do use affirmative action, basically meaning other under represented ethnicities are accepted more.
@AS well personally it’s not Anyone’s fault that they are under represented other than their own. In fact it’s only like a couple percent off which will never be perfect. But it’s unfair to the people who actually deserve spots at Harvard and are simply being denied because they aren’t a certain race. It’s almost like it’s racist.
I think i had a 1.9 gpa. Im 22 now. Is there any hope or future for me or not really ?
I wanted to respond because I know how disheartening it can be when you have past mistakes (especially in academics) but change and grow as a person.
It all depends on what you want in life but I would suggest starting at your community college. Realistically you probably won't get into a 4-year university with that GPA and if you did, you would have a really hard time paying for it without academic scholarships. If you can work towards a 2-year program and get good grades in that, then later you can apply for university with those transcripts. The good grades should override your high school GPA and if your high school transcripts get brought up, just explain how you've changed and are dedicated to the pursuit of education now.
Something to remember though is that you don't need a 4+ degree to be successful. Take some time to think about what you want out of life and what makes you happy. There are plenty of certificates and licensure programs in community colleges that lead to well-paying and steady employment. I'm entering my 5th year of undergrad and about to graduate with a degree that doesn't have great employment prospects unless I pursue graduate school. This is because I went to college without asking myself these questions. Education is great if you are dedicated and have passion for it but those with degrees are no better than people with less educational training. In the end, we are all human beings and we should make the choices we know will make us most happy. It's your life so don't feel pressured to pursue conventional success especially if you're unsure of what you want.
Good luck!
@@anastasiamarie8222 Thank you for This.
Traditional school is not everyone.
There is so much opportunities and different paths to take for success.
22 is good. I was wish I was 22 now haha You still got many years to build a good future yourself.
I went to Massage School a couple of years ago. I found my Passion.
Now I own my Massage Practice.
No college needed. Just hardwork, reserch and determination, etc
Awesome ,God Bless an inspiration to all Americans
I am just curious how you get a 4.9 gpa? I say that because I do not know many schools that really go higher than a 4.0 gpa.
Extra credit work? College classes? School has a different grading system. Idk.
AP Classes and some Honors Classes.
@@parrotcracker6629 it’s honor and AP classes .
People keep saying extra credit which is not true. It’s because it’s a weighted gpa which means that she took a lot of honors and college classes versus the basic regular high school classes.
Nice video!