Grace Bush: 16-year-old graduates from FAU before high school

[Michael9100]

Home school!!!.......... Said it before... if I ever have children, thats the route we're going...

"Gisla Bush, who studied architecture and law, credited Grace's grandfather, William Chennault, a World War Two veteran and grandson of slaves, for the family work ethic.".......

 

[Serious]

explain high school dual enrollment being free??

what part don't you get....

 

[wheywhey]

She received her scholarship in April:

MURP Student Gisla Bush Awarded Scholarship from the American Planning Association (APA)

Gisla Bush

Gisla Bush, a graduate student in the Master of Urban and Regional Planning program, received the 2014 Robert A. Catlin/David W. Long Memorial Scholarship from the Planning and Black Community Division (PBCD) of American Planning Association (APA). She will be attending the APA National Conference in Atlanta to receive the award. The scholarship is to nurture young African American graduate students in planning and promote their interests in the urban planning profession. The scholarship is highly competitive and is judged by academic merit, career potential and an essay about the impact of planning on African American communities. Gisla graduated from FAU’s Bachelor of Urban Design program with a minor in Geographic Information System (GIS) and was admitted to the Master of Urban and Regional Planning program at FAU in 2013. She is the youngest Master’s student in the program and intends to pursue her Juris Doctorate (J.D.) degree in the near future. With her notable accomplishments, 4.0 GPA, and her passion for improving the quality of life in African American communities, Gisla demonstrated excellence in planning in the School of Urban and Regional Planning at FAU.

http://www.fau.edu/surp/news/gisla-...ip-from-the-american-planning-association.php

 

[blackzeus]

So we really not gon' talk about FAU being fairly equivalent to a decent high school? Are criminal justice graduates generally pro black? Regardless props on the achievement, but not sure if it really deserves that much props personally.

 

[wheywhey]

Gabrielle Bush, 18, is one of FAU’s youngest graduates this semester. She will receive a bachelor’s degree in health administration from the College of Business cum laude, just three months after graduating from FAU High School. One of nine children, she and two of her sisters are FAU graduates. Her sister, Gisla, led the way when she graduated with honors in 2013 and moved on to a master’s degree program in Urban & Regional Planning. Her sister, Grace, graduated in May at the age of 16 with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice a few weeks before graduating from FAU High.

http://www.fau.edu/explore/homepage-stories/2014_08grad.php

 

[theworldismine13]

So we really not gon' talk about FAU being fairly equivalent to a decent high school? Are criminal justice graduates generally pro black? Regardless props on the achievement, but not sure if it really deserves that much props personally.

since when is studying criminal justice not pro black?

 

[Blackking]

So we really not gon' talk about FAU being fairly equivalent to a decent high school? Are criminal justice graduates generally pro black? Regardless props on the achievement, but not sure if it really deserves that much props personally.

You can become more pro black than you could ever imagine by studying that subject. Actually we all should have a CJ degree with madd psychology and criminology classes along with a tech or health related degree.


seem like a good combo to me.

 

[blackzeus]

You can become more pro black than you could ever imagine by studying that subject. Actually we all should have a CJ degree with madd psychology and criminology classes along with a tech or health related degree.


seem like a good combo to me.

 

[blackzeus]

since when is studying criminal justice not pro black?

 

[theworldismine13]

i have no idea who that is

 

[blackzeus]

i have no idea who that is

She helped free GZ, that criminal justice degree at work

 

[theworldismine13]

She helped free GZ, that criminal justice degree at work

i have no idea who GZ is

 

[blackzeus]

i have no idea who GZ is

George Zimmerman, the man who killed Trayvon Martin.

 

[Blackking]

Zimmerman

 

[theworldismine13]

George Zimmerman, the man who killed Trayvon Martin.

oh ok

so in your mind you think criminal justice is something black people should avoid?