Also, I would like to add that she is the youngest student enrolled in a bachelor's degree program (which is awesome), but there are quite a few Early College students at Weber State (especially through NUAMES) that are 14 and 15 and enrolled in an associates program, which they enrolled in over a bachelors program in order to qualify for the New Century Scholarship, or lock in their associates so it transfers better after they graduate high school.

Also, I would like to add that she is the youngest student enrolled in a bachelor's degree program (which is awesome), but there are quite a few Early College students at Weber State (especially through NUAMES) that are 14 and 15 and enrolled in an associates program, which they enrolled in over a bachelors program in order to qualify for the New Century Scholarship, or lock in their associates so it transfers better after they graduate high school.

That is really awesome that she's doing that and doing so well. But the way this article is phrased makes it seem like that is unusual at Weber State when it isn't at all. She is simply in the Early College Program and on an Early College Scholarship. It is open to everyone in the community that qualifies, and there is a whole high school (NUAMES) set up to work with Weber State and this program (it's even on the Weber State Davis Campus). I think what she's doing is great, and I'm not trying to discredit that at all, but many people have done very similar at Weber State, and I want to make sure that the community knows that these opportunities are available to them as well. http://www.weber.edu/earlycollege http://www.nuames.net/