Ranking High Schoolers by GPA | Assumptions vs Actual

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00:00 Intro
00:35 Discussions
02:56 Ranking
06:18 Reveal

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[wishingwolf]

GPA in high school really isn’t about how smart you are it’s sorta like how much effort you put in to your education

[erwinsmith]

Literally every single one of these kids have sweet/approachable personalities.
Also, group ranking is actually 100% right for once!!!

[alyssavargas]

I don’t think we talk enough about how tremendously quarantine has effected students today. It seems to be such a recurring theme of people losing their motivation and dealing with so much burn out.

[didijy]

They literally needed to be intelligent intellectually, emotionally and socially to rank accurately; they were all lovely

[ImLostInKwangya]

Once you leave high-school you reevaluate what being smart actually means. It really doesn’t equate to how well you do in school.

[noliven]

I understand what Jasmine was saying about stereotypes, but I think they moved her up because NHS has a (fairly high) minimum GPA requirement.

[tomchan]

If these kids represent our future, I have high hopes for it. The humanity in these kids was refreshing. Loved it.

[pangarooJP]

I would love to see a 5 or 10 year follow up with the same people and see where they are in life. As a high schooler, I always wanted to learn business (like Daniela) but parents pressured me to learn things like AP Latin. 😕

[sofienummers]

This was actually surprisingly wholesome 🥺

All of them seem very kind and smart in unique ways 😊

[Esthert.t]

So happy that none of them were rude, happy that our future people aren’t terrible 😢

[rigid]

It was sooo refreshing to see people being understanding. These past two years, I've burnt out terribly and I've struggled my physical/mental health after having a perfect GPA in school for years. It's just nice to know that I'm not alone. :)

[some]

Love how they are all nice and understanding to each other, no one is better than the other, they seem cool

[miss.ahsheya]

Glad that these Gen Z kids are so aware and not brainwashed by the current academic system.

[NightmarePikachu]

The idea that people can get a 5.0 is just bonkers to me. At my school, you could only start taking AP classes Junior year and Sophomore year if you had special recommendations. So, the max you could typically get until Junior year was a 4.0. It was nearly impossible to get a cumulative GPA higher than a 4.5 and 5.0 was completely impossible.

[Laura-xnlp]

They were all so extremely cute in everything but I loved David especially. He seemed kinda confident and let himself get pushed upwards but also didn't say much at all and just spread his wholesomeness. It seems like he's emotionally and socially very intelligent.

[Bamiyanbigasf]

I was one of the careless kids in school and still got a 3.5 now that I look back I regret not getting involved in clubs and such not that gpa really matters in the real world but getting involved in stuff and taking initiative at a young age definitely helps when you get older trust me

[adamr]

I don't think the Asian stereotype out her in the front, it's that she included NHS as a club

[rockyember]

the fact that they got the order 100% correct shows that these kids are really smart, even if some have a low gpa 😂

[juliettemartin]

I knew people in high school with over a 5.1 GPA and it still boggles me today how it is even possible. It made me think mine (while perfectly fine) was horrible. Looking back on it now, it was incredibly damaging to my self-worth! I'm really glad to see these kids understand that GPA doesn't define your work ethic.

[Cupidador]

i felt what david said, i was a student that ofc cared about my grades but when i decided to not focus too much on class rank and gpa i actually shot all the way up from rank 26 to rank 4 with a 4.9 gpa. just have fun and take classes you WANT to take and not what'll boost ur gpa <3