Both the sisters continued to defy the odds and secured admission to Harvard university with an acceptance rate of 3.4% out of 56,937 applicants for class of 2027. At the exact same time both the sisters logged on to check their applications portal, then looked at congratulations on each other’s screen; screamed together! Additionally, Gianna’s mother cried on the morning call and mentioned it was “crazy”.
Twins recently graduated from Moravian Academy in Bethlehem will now be going to Harvard UNiversity which is “surreal”. Also will be joining a community of “out of the box thinkers and hardworking”.
Highly appreciated; as they have blossomed into young women today, and it’s like they are miracle babies. After moving to Harvard university, both the sisters have plans to pursue their major in chemistry as they had great experience with this subject in their high school. Also both of them excelled in chemistry classes and used to make detailed notes and master all the concepts. Additionally with a goal of attending medical college in future.
Career Plans of Twin Sisters
Tianna is interested in pursuing her career in neurosurgery as she is fascinated by how different parts of the brain are influenced by personality traits whereas Gianna is planning to pursue her career either in cardiothoracic surgery or neurosurgery. Moreover, this duo share the same interest in exploring “how pharmaceutical drugs can benefit the patients. Additionally in studying the nature of surgical procedures.
Moreover, highlighting their academic achievements, twins displayed a remarkable commitment to varsity basketball throughout their high school. At the end, hard work paid off and Gianna became an outstanding scorer whereas Tianna is a reliable point guard. Moreover, both of them cherish close bond and say they’re best friends.
Twins are excited to start their new chapter of life together at Havard. Embracing their journey together, supporting each other and challenging along the way.
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