A 13-year-old boy from Minnesota will soon earn his bachelor's degree from college, with a major in physics and a minor in math.
Elliott Tanner is maintaining a 3.78 grade point average at the University of Minnesota and is participating in undergraduate research while also tutoring classmates.
Following a few years of homeschooling and a high school curriculum that took him two years to complete, he began taking college classes when he was nine.
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