Keller quintuplets prepare for graduation, UNT

[Harry]

The quintuplets are a tight-knit group. If you think they want to separate for college, think again!

"I want to major in business marketing," Emilio said.

Already in Mean Green attire, the quintuplets plan to attend the Univeristy of North Texas. With money tight, the quintuplets have applied for grants, financial aid and scholarships. They want to go to college and need the financial help.

"They are very good kids. Very good kids. We are very proud of them," said their dad, beaming with pride.

So seriously, how long can they stick together?

"We really haven't thought about what's it's going to be like when we get married," said Maria, explaining their family handles issues one day at a time.

Truly, what binds these five together is something most of us will never comprehend. But for them, it's all they know.

Read more and watch video: http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/tarrant/Keller-Quintuplets-prepare-for-Graduation-259273001.html

[untcampbell]

Congrats to these great kids. My son will be starting at NT in the Fall also. He is a triplet, but lost his sister and brother after birth. All three would have gone to NT if I had anything to do with it! Go Mean Green, and I hope Ian meets the Keller Quints!

GMG

[Stan R]

I really think Cynthia I. is advocating for and maybe even seeking out these UNT human interest stories. I have seen more of these from WFAA since she has been there than in the many years prior to her being there. They always seem to have a positive slant also. The attack interview of the current president was more about affordability in state colleges. I'll give her a pass on that one.

[Stan R]

She even threw out a "go mean green" in one of the stories I watched that she was presenting about UNT. Huge asset to have an insider on WFAASMU. Oops I mean Channel 8.

[DirtySavage]

A little creepy, but hey, welcome to another strange family.....UNT

Should fit right in with the rest of the Dentonites....

[SilverEagle]

Great story. I wonder where they got those "go greek" UNT shirts?