High school seniors Kenny, Martina, Ray, and Carol Crouch, quadruplets from Danbury, Connecticut were all ecstatic when they found that all four were accepted into Yale University.
The siblings have until May first to decide whether to accept Yale's invitation. They say their decision will depend on financial aid. Link
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The Crouches’ perfect batting average represents a first for Yale — the first time in anyone’s memory that it has offered admission to quadruplets. It is also, of course, no small milestone for the siblings, who were born more than two months premature. (Ray was the last to be released from the neonatal unit, more than four months later.)
They made up for that rough start. Their class rankings range from 13 out of a class of 632 (Kenny) to 46 (Martina) — and they have sky-high SAT scores (including Carol’s perfect 800 on the verbal part of that exam).
The siblings have until May first to decide whether to accept Yale's invitation. They say their decision will depend on financial aid. Link
(image credit: Christopher Capozziello/The New York Times)
Dad is gonna be working three or four jobs even if they get financial aid......