12-year-old graduates college in California with five degrees

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Clovis Hung, who started college at just 9 years old, became the youngest person ever to graduate from California’s Fullerton College. He was awarded five associate of arts degrees. KNBC’s Macy Jenkins reports.
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@mentalfloss46 Год назад

As a former teacher assistant in China... I will pray for all the other asian kids whos parents stumble upon this story.

@RG_Eph Год назад

I didn’t think of that 😭

@richard-mai Год назад

Bruh

@daem3n Год назад

LOL. That’s funny. But on a serious note, let’s not stereotype Americans of Asian decent.

@Nutty151 Год назад

Hung Jr. became doctor at age 13, why you so lazy??? Why you no study???

@mentalfloss46 Год назад

@@daem3n I was more referring to my time in another country. But many Asian parents are on another level when it comes to "education discipline" lol

@kortni_animations Год назад

He's going to be the first person qualified for those job ads looking for 20 year olds with multiple degrees and 10 years of experience. Edit: Mama, I did it! I'm famous!

@KB-gy5gg Год назад

he's the type of guy who can actually get jobs from online jobseeker web

@CrimsonEclipse Год назад

I don't think he is getting those degree to get a job. I'm assuming he will try to get more college degrees and masters degree and PhD next.

@nicoleraheem1195 Год назад

Right 😂

@Creations-hj2kq Год назад

Hahahaha I see these ads.. We need 20 years experience and you were in diapers at that time yet they are looking for new graduates...

@seymorefact4333 Год назад

😂 for what? To work 70 hours a week until 70. For a college dropout worth billions. 😢 😂

@chaidaro Год назад

This kid is special, even many grown up do not have this level of self-control and motivation. I hope people around to support him, let him become special and bring many great things to his community

@Creations-hj2kq Год назад

No he is not special. Associates is a very easy degree to obtain like a GED even your dog can get a 2.0 at the end of it just for trying.

@ke8mattj Год назад

He is not special. He's going to be severely burned out even before he reaches adulthood like many before him.

@seymorefact4333 Год назад

😂 for what? To work 70 hours a week until 70. For a college dropout worth billions. 😢 😂

@DavidPerez-yt Год назад

@@Creations-hj2kq wouldn’t say it’s easy, still requires work, and while it’s a lot less credits for an associates than a bachelors, he’s got 5… look at it from a different perspective. What do you think it took him to accomplish that? Discipline, regardless what his reason was he had his reason and to him it was bigger than anything else that’s why he was able to succeed.

@chaidaro Год назад

It is actually simple to just be happy for others.

@citizencoy4393 Год назад

Congratulations to the child and his parents for valuing education to the point that he is taking college classes at the age of 12!

@judil3294 Год назад

Not only taking, he just graduated!

@cp2333 Год назад

@@johnottway8074 he still has all 4 years of highschool if he wants to go. He litteraly can have the best teenage years since he won’t have any stress about getting extremely good grades since he already graduated college. Man is chillin with still so much fun ahead of him.

@citizencoy4393 Год назад

@@johnottway8074 This is why I chose my words carefully.

@mathgasm8484 Год назад

he needs to focus on a proper 4 year program and then work his talents.

@MakayaAlexis-zl7xf Год назад

i think he missed his child hood for this

@johnprentice1527 Год назад

I'm so glad Clovis's mom encourages him to chill once in a while. He seems pretty chill and balanced and a nice guy. Best of luck on all you do in the future, Clovis. Well done, mom.

@littleripper312 Год назад

He's obviously very gifted mentally. It will be interesting to see what he does for a career, hopefully it's not wasted. A brilliant mind is only as impressive as what practical things it accomplishes. Also hopefully this kid enjoys his teen years a bit a doesn't just work... unless that's what he truly wants to spend all his time on of course.

@pan2aja Год назад

Well.. it is HIS life. So he can waste or not waste his life as he please

@xiaonanw6374 Год назад

Obviously not mentally gifted should refrain from commenting on the mentally gifted

@xiaonanw6374 Год назад

@anidiotmakesthings my friend group all went to ivy league schools taught at Harvard etc. I'm the sharpest by far of that group... My current project is regarding complexity at the cost of entropy as a universal theory. Whatever paint chips i ate are very good ones ☺. Come on mr basic brain

@xiaonanw6374 Год назад

@anidiotmakesthings did not what? I did Test in the top percent on all English tests ever taken? Tested to college reading in second grade at school cause I was noticeably bored in class... they would give me candy for reading the books 🙄.. and aced SAT VERBAL. YUPPPP English skill a plenty.

@xiaonanw6374 Год назад

@anidiotmakesthings now as I said "eugenics" 👀

@martinc.720 Год назад

How miserable does someone have to be to hate on a 12-year-old in a comment section?

@truehappiness4U Год назад

@@damdumps3566they can’t help being jealous over someone who is more succesfull than them at such a young age… instead of being happy for the boy, they chose to become filled with hatred. Rip them, they need Jesus lol

@jordonharris9098 Год назад

Jealous losers

@martinc.720 Год назад

@@DatingMatis156 Having different paths is one thing, hating on a child is something completely different.

@jedensnow1084 Год назад

Jealousy maybe?

@leevancliffneridacampo7769 Год назад

It is an associate degree like a certification before your bachelor, master or doctor maximum of three years longest!?🤔🧐

@milanimorales2645 Год назад

Inspirational. I’m mad my community college highly discouraged me going for a dual degree, meanwhile Clovis out here with five degrees. I am going to bring this link to a meeting with them Monday morning because. Why Clovis gets to have five degrees when I can only have one. Go ‘head Clovis!!! 🥳

@ericp1139 Год назад

He got associate degrees. Those aren’t really going to help you in anything.

@raylonlmao6450 Год назад

@@ericp1139 there are various things you can do with an associate's, plus he has several of them 🤷🏽

@martinc.720 Год назад

@@ericp1139 I see you have no idea what you’re talking about…

@aj-sz8mu Год назад

Are you going to pay for the dual degrees? I dont see any reason why anyone needs more than one degree. Finish the first degree try and make it into a career, if it doesnt work, then go back and get another. College is expensive, its not something for entertainment for most people.

@thanhquanky Год назад

@@aj-sz8mu he definitely got scholarship

@leangels8888 Год назад

Way to go, Clovis! Don't just dream but take actions to turn it into reality. You're incredible. Best wishes on the road ahead.

@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro Год назад

I'm genuinely happy for this boy and his mother. He seems well-adjusted and enjoying his endeavors. 🙂Congratulations to this young man and his mom. May you both enjoy good health, happiness and, continued success. 🤲🏽😊❤👍🏽👨🏻👩🏻

@cfwin1776 Год назад

No question this kid accomplished a lot, much more than many adults already. I don’t want to diminish that. If I could give one piece of advice, it would be focus on one subject.

@DevBob-yi7jl Год назад

I hope he is doing these things because he wants to do them. I can definitely see a smart kid getting bored by public K-12 education; it's unfortunate they can't meet his learning rate needs in typical public school. If his parents are pushing him into this, I hope they realize that the kid will not have a lot of the priceless memories and experiences that one has growing up with his or her peers in the teen years and early college days. Being in college at 21 is truly an experience.

@martinc.720 Год назад

"it's unfortunate they can't meet his learning rate needs in typical public school" He got into college after the 2nd grade. There is no way the typical school system could meet his learning rate. He skipped most of grade school, and high school entirely.

@GodHandFemto Год назад

I never thought about this before but the law says you have to attend high school until a certain age, does this apply to him still? Or maybe he can still choose to participate in high school stress-free and be able to chill out before going back to university for another degree.

@andrew9476 Год назад

I'm about to be 21, and my college experience has been lame😭😭😭

@Feathertail2205 Год назад

@@lovyluna3792 How was your IQ determined? Curious what method you used to find out.

@dblockbass Год назад

I would keep an eye on him especially as he develops and has less in common with his peers as an (young)adult. I can see feelings of resentment and alienation from within and outside his professional and personal spheres along with his own feelings of resentment for not experiencing a more typical childhood. He can risk not learning how to cope with stress the right way.

@makthepharack Год назад

That is amazing. So proud of this young man.

@randomtees Год назад

That's not 5 degrees. It's one degree with 5 concentrations. I assume he chose Fullerton so he could get the associate's degree then go somewhere like Berkeley for his bachelor's.

@Labroidas Год назад

His talents fit extremely well into what our society demands right now. This is not the case for most people, he is very lucky, I wish him a successful and happy life.

@MekareP Год назад

I'm an adult in college. How did he even have the actual physical time to attend classes....? Like how is it possible? Id like to see the breakdown of the schedule.

@elisabeth73 Год назад

I was thinking the same. And just doing two at once can collide in exams and obligatory seminars.

@rhodrifox Год назад

Agree with you both... highly sceptical about this.

@NadeemAhmed-nv2br Год назад

Are you friends with your accomplished an equivalent of two degrees in 4 years at the bachelor's level so it wouldn't be a stretch to imagine it him getting five associate levels in the same amount of time

@elisabeth73 Год назад

@@NadeemAhmed-nv2br 2 yes that's duable. 5?

@imthecoolest50 Год назад

Yeah, I’m so confused. How is this possible?

@mariorta5017 Год назад

Wow he is amazing!!! Congratulations and much success for him.

@lingua83 Год назад

He was so eager to start school he decided to be born premature, that is definition of dedication ❤

@peterhuang1431 Год назад

you know you've made your parents proud when they tell you to relax and take it easy from study

@monkeysluvdani Год назад

I love his mom! ❤ She’s proud of him but wants him to remember how to be a kid too

@patrickobrien5153 Год назад

What an inspiring story. I hope to learn from this and make studying my hobby as well! 😊

@ultralaggerREV1 Год назад

Most of the majors he described seem to be actually doable. Some colleges like for an associates in mathematics tend to be light in the amount of classes you have to take. In my college, to get such associates in math, you’ll need 3 calculus classes, 3 units from the list A, and 3 from list B. (Basically one class from list A and list B) These majors seem to make quite some sense and can be done if you have the determination of only focusing on studying.

@thunderb00m Год назад

Yeah i was thinking it was going to be at least one proper bachelor's degree in a STEM field. Sill impressive but not what i expected.

@ultralaggerREV1 Год назад

@@P.90.603 basically that, but one problem is that such “gifted” people who are really skilled and talented at a young age, will then start to deteriorate later on. I have seen many young talents outperforming the rest of their peers, but later in life as they get older, they get into some bad stuff. I hope this kids is conscious about his life decisions…

@stevenm3914 Год назад

@@P.90.603 or they look at the realities of life not some fantasy perfect world. Better to standing on firm ground than loony clouds.

@marcusrosales3344 Год назад

@P.90.603 You're putting people down in a rather negative way... Ironic! It is just terrible advice to say do not be realistic, though. You sound like you are just doubling down... These people are just right: there is a big difference between an associates and a bachelor's. I got 4 associates in a year and a half and double majored in math in physics. The latter two get much more complicated at upper level. For a 12 year old, this is better in my mind, loading up on associates, since he can get his feet wet and see what he wants to do. Maybe too rushed still, idk. I have stories from my youth I love telling because it paints a different picture of what you see today. Being impressive with degrees can make someone 1D... Dang that was kinda negative

@bbb7863 Год назад

I heard that as well with gifted study not developing study habit,but he seems fine currently and hopefully he has support systems like his parents.

@brendad940 Год назад

Wow! Congratulations Clovis and mama! You both should be very proud! My nephew was born at 25 weeks and has some developmental problems, he is 24 now.

@Adept32k Год назад

Good to see such a young person make the most out of his time.

@iiCounted-op5jx Год назад

and then I bet someone's gonna reply to this saying "but he missed out on his childhood - 🤓" LIKE BRUH WHO CARES, plenty of people missed out on childhood including me, at least this kid has something to show for it

@cindy_le1106 Год назад

I was reading the thumbnail in disbelief. What an amazing kid!!!

@isabellaa8875 Год назад

Aww I love this, some ppl say he missed out on his childhood but some gifted kids are going to be bored at a regular public school education. And he doing higher levels classes and still doing actives other then school

@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj Год назад

His parents must be super proud! This little guy is a genius. Glad that he is so successful now. Glad that his mom is not a tiger mom, but she does not need to as he is so self sufficient.

@d.g.1594 Год назад

I love kid prodigys. They're like some of the smartest kids around.

@ririgala1741 Год назад

The best job for this dude is motivating people with adhd like me. He has so much energy & self-motivation! So weird for adhd people..

@osonocapitalventures193 Год назад

Holy Cow...God Bless this young man I hope he goes on to be great

@mojoeherb3280 Год назад

Congratulations 👏. You are a remarkable kid and should do very well in your future . I do hope the US & his parents nurture him in a positive way because I know there's a country right now taking notice and the US can't allow for him to fade away.

@DiegoBR Год назад

The boy's performance is a reflection of his effort! While other people were wasting their time, he had been studying hard enough to get that feat!

@annieyue9184 Год назад

Amazing!

@luvsilly60 Год назад

Proud of you kid. At 21, I hope you are having fun.

@demonslayer4951 Год назад

Thanks for my siblings, cousins & friends helping me making my homework & essays to look made by pros.

@daem3n Год назад

Congrats Clovis!

@slconley Год назад

This kid is amazing

@disoleil1876 Год назад

Congratulations Clovis. You are quite the inspiration 🎉 🙏

@TardisInTheSkye Год назад

I'm happy if he's safe and happy. I hope he rememebers to still be a kid and not work too hard :)

@ultimateyang5675 Год назад

My mother ABSOLUTELY CANNOT find out about this kid

@cynthiaf-bb5yn Год назад

That's amazing, such of inspiration

@sherine9033 Год назад

My deepest condolences to his cousins, I will pray for their well-being 🕊️🙏

@MAG320 Год назад

Hes moving too fast. I knew a friend in high school that banged out 4 degrees before he got his HSD. About a couple years ago I had seen him walking the streets in California & asked him what happened, he said he suffered from burnout, got drunk & was caught in a domestic abuse incident. Right from the gate the kid might have an unstable future if burnout doesn't get to him.

@jebiusenvy Год назад

I agree these kids definitely burnout fast.

@SaadNabil Год назад

Congratulations to him!

@robertmtz94 Год назад

What a wonderful kid. Kudos to mom as well.

@pinkchaos. Год назад

Incredible young man with a great mom 👍🏻

@charlessantee8329 10 месяцев назад

Congratulations to your academic achievement I am proud of you earning those associate degrees is a great accomplishment keep up the good work!

@antixocialman Год назад

this is an American. an American who is a genius. for all of the people who constantly say Americans are dumb or stupid. keep watching. see what we are really made of.

@GizmoMaltese Год назад

I can't believe they're still doing this after the many child prodigies who had such bad experiences. Look up the story of William James and how sad his life was. There is no need to rush. Stay in your grade and study on your own so you can develop socially with your peers.

@susantocp Год назад

"I'm not a tiger mom... I'm THE tiger mom" 😂

@LeBigMeme Год назад

I applaud the mother for not pressuring him, but supporting him.

@davecheng4061 Год назад

"I'm not a tiger mom" very convincing

@Iloveak123 Год назад

Don’t hate him because he is successful at such young age. Many will think he is missing an entire “childhood”by spending all his time studying and learning. But that is his childhood and he seems to enjoy it. For most people childhood is playing in the dirt running around and screaming mindlessly, or playing video games.😅😅

@rhomeanimation Год назад

This is amazing. Good job. Wow, 5 degrees for sure you can get more degrees. You're a talented man. You're a man.

@grimyGobIin Год назад

Wish i had such a supportive and understanding family..

@michaeloleary9130 Год назад

lil bro is dope AF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@RayMak Год назад

He’s very very mature for his age

@Wastingtimeee1 Год назад

Go away honestly

@FollowerofJesusChristmySavior Год назад

Kenapa .?

@thejasetuonoho4973 Год назад

This dude is everywhere

@chilam2512 Год назад

this is sad, this kid will grow up without the joy going through grade schools. e.g. Playing Hooky, painting the neighborhood with arts, having a laughter with CBD, physically mentor other kids and reading that graduated level of maxim magazine under the desk.

@GloriaW888 Год назад

This young man is amazing! He can help make America great again!! ❤

@irememberla6460 Год назад

Wow! That is incredible...5 degrees and has not even reached puberty yet!! Bravo!

@John-zilla Год назад

Wow.. I thought Korean mom was a just meme but dang that is fascinating

@kellyhou9594 Год назад

Congratulation, wish you have a great life ahead of you.

@livinglifewithnate2046 Год назад

This is inspiring Brody keep it up !!

@stephaniemedina1848 Год назад

I am sure he is very gifted and am sure his parents have money and motivation 🐱💃🌹🌞

@martinc.720 Год назад

What does money have to do with this?

@TonyStark-wr7ob Год назад

@@martinc.720 College is expensive

@D.2601 Год назад

@@martinc.720 all the sports & classes & college he is interested in…is everything free in ur country?

@Argonikron Год назад

@@martinc.720 Special classes and teachers that force him to work?

@wonhome2711 Год назад

Great parents who shaped this young man.

@stunna4hubert846 Год назад

His children will NEVER hear the end of it

@anitajohnson7367 Год назад

Such a polite young man. He does not act arrogant.

@lackylan9693 Год назад

wow this kid has really rich parents. silver...no platinum spoon fed this kid. no way can a 12 years old can be accepted into a college without his parents' connection

@namedrop721 Год назад

They travel the world and he has hobbies that cost my rent per month so…yeah, basically

@enduser8410 Год назад

Even if they're associate degrees, he is on a very good start to upper div university courses. The civil air patrol stuff is probably also great for extracurriculars/community service when he applies to those places.

@rhythmicelegance4670 Год назад

The OverAchievers by Alexandra Robbins is an interesting book related to academic distinction and how different kids deal with pressure.

@shoppinmadnesz22 Год назад

*I'm Chinese and I pray my parents will **_never_** find this video*

@AndriaaLeoLove Год назад

But what do they do with all those degrees, smartness? Serious question. I guess just being smart is enough.

@PrettyLady7282 Год назад

😊👏👍Great job kid!

@SuperPRguru Год назад

Man he gonna have his schooling done early and can use his best years of his life actually living it to the fullest. I feel so inadequate right now😢.

@jamesappling1212 Год назад

Congrats! Try not to burn out. May Life continue to be kind to You. 😊👏

@Self-funded50Cents Год назад

The other 12-year-old are still trying to find out their true genders in the U.S.😂

@cp2333 Год назад

man thats just crazy bro is going to be extremely ahead of everyone and is going to have so much free time to do what he wants in life

@flashflame4952 Год назад

Good luck in all your future endeavours! You are self-motivated which is so important in this world, plus you got a great education which learning is everything! Keep up the good work!

@Stotic_Reader Год назад

He saved himself from being smothered in students loans. Great strategy.

@Zentinel_85 Год назад

How does he have 5 degrees at 12 when the work and hours it takes alone to get one is staggering? Are you allowed to just take finals when you get there?

@martinc.720 Год назад

Staggering for most people. He is definitely not "most people".

@Nutty151 Год назад

He doesn't sleep...........like, at all.

@Zentinel_85 Год назад

@@martinc.720 Yeah I know that. But the sheer amount of hours it takes to study, class, and test is enormous. If you pulled up all the hours and multiply it by five. It’s completely unrealistic and unhealthy to be up that long working that hard, kids can’t do that period. So I’m wondering if his schooling is structured differently because he’s gifted. My 8 year old can’t even stay up late if they tried. Something has got to be different except just him. Kudos to him, all the success in the world, we need more geniuses. But what’s up?

@bellabookitty9014 Год назад

@@Zentinel_85 I think it has a lot to do with a loving , patient home environment and most importantly their diet . If he eats rice almost everyday and Fish, that can be a contributing factor . I've heard that every single grain of rice has a vitamin on it . Rice is good for the thinking process . Vegetables and fruit is very important too . I hope I don't seem like I'm stereo typing about Asians eating rice , but , that is their main dish . My ex boyfriend is Chinese and he ate rice at least twice a day , everyday. He is extremely intelligent . He once told me that rice is the best food in the world for brain power . Starchy foods and sugar is the worst for the body . But in my case , I can't go 2 days without sugar because I start to shake and feel like I'm going to collapse . I can't go 2 days without Italian and Mexican food because I don't feel satisfied or happy and I end up dreaming about it in my sleep . Sorry for such a long comment .

@sweetpeaces4206 Год назад

Since he is gifted and started early the amount of class wouldn't be too much. There's general classes for all 5 degrees. Example English. My son graduated with AA degree and HS at the same time. Most HS offer this option.

@derrickanderson2783 Год назад

Kids gonna feel like he didn't have a childhood.

@peterhuang1431 Год назад

I mean if study makes him happy, then so be it. We drink beer and hang out with buddy since those make us happy. As long as they're happy and not hurting anyone, then so be it.

@alksjda Год назад

Wrong. Why would you want him to hang out with normies? This kid will only hang out with other geniuses his age.

@RoundzMusic Год назад

Nah he's gonna be grateful for the hard work he did as a child when he is older and making millions.

@txbre8758 Год назад

He’s been to 23 countries and is in plenty of after school activities, believe me he’s living his childhood

@edenassos Год назад

What is childhood compared to a successful adult life? You are definitely living paycheck to paycheck.

@travisk4215 Год назад

Nice work, my man 🤙🏻

@OurGodIsLove Месяц назад

Great achievements! Congratulations and Best Wishes!

@yami39 Год назад

my parents yelled at me after watching this video because I still go to school at age 30.

@dailylifeoffrancis Год назад

Some kids don’t have childhood but they have adulthoods. Some people have childhood but don’t have a future. Just gotta pick your poisons.

@citizencoy4393 Год назад

Oh please! You can not replace the innocence that comes along with actually being a child. He won’t ever know genuine relationships. He will simply have the means to make a bunch of purchases for junk that will never fill that empty hole. The spirit of human.

@anonymous.anonymity. Год назад

@@citizencoy4393if brains were dynamite you wouldn’t blow your ears off.

@citizencoy4393 Год назад

@@anonymous.anonymity. I know how insane independent thought makes you sheep! Just because you were told tha's what the essence of life is about doesn't make true.

@anonymous.anonymity. Год назад

@@citizencoy4393 you’re criticising a 12 year old on the internet for having an advanced education. If this is your ‘essence of life’, you have failed.

@KennyJordana Год назад

Man, I feel really dumb now 😂

@christianschmidt1556 Год назад

Does this surprise you. I lived and studied in Taiwan, China, and Japan. The kids there compete and work hard for the best places in city high schools and national universities. The system is based on merit and hard work. I retired after 26 years in public education in Texas and was shocked at how far behind the American kids were. I pushed both my boys and found a good Catholic school for them. Both got scholarships to universities and were on the dean's list as honor students. One was a commended National Merit Scholar and recently got his Masters from the London School of Business after almost ten years as Expat in Asia. The other holds a good productive job and is looking at law school. Both were Eagle Scouts.

@RoyalShrested Год назад

Bruh, 5 associate degrees is useless in comparison to 1 full degree but props to him

@southstar9931 Год назад

Right? Still good job

@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing Год назад

'full' degree? One can only assume you mean Baccalaureate, which is still an _undergraduate_ degree Go doctorate or go home, poseurs.

@southstar9931 Год назад

@@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing I have an MD. And its bachelors.

@martinc.720 Год назад

@@southstar9931 *it's

@davemathews7890 Год назад

@@southstar9931 If you have an M.D., you wouldn't have made three major grammatical errors in your seven-word comment.

@purplecouch4767 Год назад

At 12 wow that's impressive. I'm guessing he's a prodigy. I hope he still has time to be a kid.

@iiCounted-op5jx Год назад

bro even if he doesn't he'll still have plenty of time to make up for it as an adult...

@deadboltzz5199 Год назад

@@iiCounted-op5jxthat's not how it works lol

@iiCounted-op5jx Год назад

@@deadboltzz5199 why not?

@Anisee0303 Год назад

@@iiCounted-op5jx Maybe because he won't have a lot of free time when he gets a job?

@wlbw1 Год назад

He wasn`t premature, he was ready before everyone else

@imMazn Год назад

“Only 5 degrees? Why not 10 degrees!?” - Disappointed Asian Dad 😑😆

@DarcvexiS Год назад

HAIYAA...only have associate and not doctorate? What took young nephew so long? 🤦🏻‍♂

@catherinebeatific535 Год назад

Miracle genius baby. Bless your heart ❤️

@350SSLT1 Год назад

Thats awesome, change the world Kid.. but also enjoy your time here, it goes fast..

@greatest1721 Месяц назад

This kid is amazing. And I honestly feel like there's a lot of other children who can achieve similar results. But I personally feel like the school system holds children back from their potential.

@VLuee Год назад

“He loves to study, he loves it so much that’s all he’s allowed to do.”

@davysmith8569 Год назад

Asian sensation, they are #1

@justinlee951 Год назад

Bro's got 5 degrees while I'm struggling to get even 1, this kid is definitely talented and gifted. Although I hope all the Asian parents who see this story don't use it as a pretense to pressure their children into getting more than 1 college degree before the age of 18. This 12-year-old is very much the exception and not the rule

@KarlDMarx Год назад

I remember talking to a guy who was a university professor at 30 and scared about the future.

@patricklawler4138 Год назад

That's fine and I really commend him but how does he plan on using all his degrees. Degree or no degree a lot of employers or even the military won't touch him for a few years unless he starts his own business. And does he really get to be a kid.