Quadruple Blessing: Ohio Quadruplets Accepted Into Ivy League Schools | NBC Nightly News

Nigel, Zach, Aaron, and Nick Wade, known as the "Wade Quads," are now also the "Ivy League Quads" after being accepted to Yale and Harvard.
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Quadruple Blessing: Ohio Quadruplets Accepted Into Ivy League Schools | NBC Nightly News

[@keshathompson3902]

this will be a movie one day

[@vnisfshir1438]

OMG ive just been thinking about this as i was watching

[@liorasitelman1856]

Why isn’t this a movie? Their parents must be super proud wow!! Can you imagine raising FOUR kids and they all got into Harvard?

[@blackcommunion3820]

I'm so proud of these boys ✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊. So happy and thrilled for these guys. Hope other young men follow in their footsteps.

[@cookiee5272]

Stop being so judgmental , you just can't be happy for these young men.Emotions come and go stop the madness you don't feel good about yourself so you have to criticize people doing good.Look into the mirror and ask yourself why I find a need to criticize people because I don't feel good about myself . See I know your kind, stop the none sense . You need to love yourself and stop complaining about the effort that people are making to improve them self.You have a self esteem problem . I will pray for you.

[@isaacg.1185]

You're looking at it the wrong way. People who criticize actually have a sense of care; they care about humanity not going to sh*t; they give the "reality check." This is affirmative action at its finest, and the other comments under this video give very good reason to why.

[@Brysonaquatics]

Great parenting!

[@beverlyhills9928]

Go guys !!!

[@husna4u]

wow, so cool. But is it like a scholarship? Is everything paid for or does the parents have to pay tuition fees n stuff?

[@libenhagos9335]

Yale and other top schools meet 100% of demonstrated need. This means that after submitting income, tax reports, etc. colleges will determine how much the families are able to pay and then cover the rest. Top schools like Yale and Harvard do *not* offer merit-aid/scholarships. All of their "scholarships" are in the form of financial aid because everyone who attends is already a top student, and thus having merit based scholarships is unnecessary.
That said, very little people graduate from these schools with debt.

[@sunnyrockvictor373]

I’m a mother of quads born 2 months early just like these guys check out my u tube

[@theobald123]

I wonder if 4 Asians with the same merits would get in.

[@rianmorgan1463]

why can’t you just be happy for them and leave

[@adrianpaligar2026]

Of course they can't, if they do that'll increase the odds of asians being beaten on the streets.

[@jazlyn2721]

Your just jealous you have a 2.0 GPA surprised an ivy didn’t accept you. Be mad somewhere else and cry.