He never gave up.

Now I see how so many women got in to college

Based on the 2 people I know who went to Clemson, this does not surprise me.

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The feel good story aside. It just goes to show HOW EASY our education system has become.

I didn’t know Clemson was doing the whole dei thing too?

This doesn't make sense. How is he going to succeed? On one hand if he succeeds, then how were his parents so wrong? On the other hand if he fails, but the standards are lowered so that he still succeeds, then his degree won't really mean anything.

Just looked this up.....he graduated from a program at Clemson that is for people with intellectual disabilities. He doesn't have a college degree. You can tell by the graduation ceremony that it was not a "normal" graduation class.

Nice kid, good for him 💪

jesus fucking christ... what in the fucking fuck is going on?

not sure of the big deal. this kid is legit smarter than anyone working at @CNN

he didn’t give up but y’all still ghost people after one bad convo like perseverance only counts in dating huh