12-Year-Old Boy in His Sophomore Year of College Gets Accepted to His Dream Engineering School

[asaratis]

This 12 year old from Marietta, Georgia qualified for Mensa membership at age 3, is now a sophomore at Chattahoochee Technical College studying aerospace engineering. He will enter Georgia Institute of Technology in the fall to continue his education.

Watch the included video.

12-Year-Old Boy in His Sophomore Year of College Gets Accepted to His Dream Engineering School

Caleb Anderson plans to attend the Georgia Institute of Technology in the fall, where he will study aerospace engineering

people.com

 

[MarathonMike]

Wow, MENSA member at age 3. Accepted to Georgia Institute of Technology at age 12. I'd say that's fairly strong evidence that not all people are equal. Talent, intelligence and personality are NOT equally distributed.

 

[rightwinger]

Too bad he does not get to be a 12 year old kid

 

[MarathonMike]

Too bad he does not get to be a 12 year old kid

That's entirely different subject.

 

[Likkmee]

Interviewed grandpa at Georgia south state penitentiary :
"Nigga goin all oba dat moon and shit."

 

[Wyatt earp]

Too bad he does not get to be a 12 year old kid

He is kinda of bored with your toys

 

[asaratis]

Interviewed grandpa at Georgia south state penitentiary :
"Nigga goin all oba dat moon and shit."

You're just pissed that he's exponentially smarter than you are. So is the 9 year old boy in the Related Story video.

You are evidently less intelligent than is your avatar.

 

[Likkmee]

Interviewed grandpa at Georgia south state penitentiary :
"Nigga goin all oba dat moon and shit."

You're just pissed that he's exponentially smarter than you are. So is the 9 year old boy in the Related Story video.

You are evidently less intelligent than is your avatar.

My avatar, indeed is only average. His IQ is but a mere 79 so he coudn't attend Yale. Poor guy had to settle for West Point.
He's older and has lots of jinglez now.

 

[JLW]

Congratulations to the young man. The country needs more young people like him.