The cell biology and neuroscience major with a 3.9-grade point average joins a small group of students who graduated from Rutgers while they were still teenagers.
And he'll make minimum wage under Commiecare™. Poor kid.
And he'll make minimum wage under Commiecare™. Poor kid.
Congrats you’ve graduated college and become a doctor.....enjoy being a slave of the state comrade!
haha! love that!
This post caught my attention because I am experiencing the same thing with my six-year old grandson. We don’t quite know what to do with him. Socially, he is terribly shy, but still plays well with the other kids. He started reading at age three. His kindergarten teacher sends him to the fourth grade class for math everyday. But he has now surpassed that. He is doing algebra, geometry, and is starting calculus. His favorite toy is my calculator.....and he can even multiply Roman Numerals. (Who can do that?) He comes here every day after school to help me with the New York Times crossword puzzles.....I’m a crossword junkie and he loves helping me. In all other areas, he is a perfectly normal little boy. He has a gentle, loving, generous spirit, but can be quite feisty when the need arises.
My son and daughter-in-law try to keep him interested in sports and other “normal” things, but he much prefers mental challenges....and gets bored quickly with kid stuff. We are trying hard to balance his quest for knowledge with his need for a natural childhood. The school is bringing in a “special needs” counselor to work with him when he starts first grade in the fall.
I just love him so very much and want him to be happy and productive. I worry about any harm that could come to him because of his special “gift”.