18 years old Triplet receives entrance to a US university after graduating high school with a 4.00 GPA.
America | Age: 18 Triplet receives entrance to a US university after graduating high school with a 4.00 GPA.
The 18-year-old Georgia triplets Sydney, Kendall, and Kolby Belcher have graduated with outstanding accomplishments from Ola High School in McDonough.
The Belcher triplers maintained a flawless 4.0 GPA throughout their high school careers, graduating each with summa cum laude. These exceptional youngsters’ success was acknowledged by their school and their proud parents.
In addition to their exceptional high school performance, the Belcher triplets were dual-enrolled in college classes, which enabled them to begin university with almost a year’s worth of credits.
They were raised with a passion of learning by their parents, Cathey and Cornelius Belcher. The triplets were already fully engaged in scholastic activities by the time they were three years old. At the age of four, Sydney, who was a few minutes older than her siblings, started reading, and her brothers soon followed.
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“I’m incredibly pleased and proud of them. Every year they simply grew better and better. Working hard and giving it their all became second nature to them because we started with them so young,” Cathy added.
The triplets are pursuing various subjects as they start their college careers. According to the three, they will be taking various classes toward their master’s degree.
Sydney and Kolby are both enrolled at Georgia State University, where Sydney is working toward a nursing degree and Kolby is studying in business administration. Kendall is majoring in business administration at Gordon State College.
The triplets attribute their academic achievement to their community, teachers, and parents. “They weren’t raised by us alone. Along the road, we’ve received a ton of assistance. Because others have given back to them, we trained them to always give back,” Cathy said.
A brilliant illustration of the value of early education, perseverance, and community support are the Belcher triplets. They bring with them a solid foundation of academic achievement and a dedication to having a positive influence in their fields of choice as they enter college.
