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14-Year-Old Math Prodigy Becomes Texas Christian University’s Youngest Graduate In School History

By January 27th, 2021No Comments
14-Year-Old Math Prodigy Becomes Texas Christian University’s Youngest Graduate In School History

Written by Nikki Igbo of NikIgbo.com

Carson Huey-You is a name we should commit to memory now because it’s highly likely we can expect great things from him in the future. At the tender age of 14, Huey-You will be graduating from Texas Christian University (TCU) this Saturday after having majored in Physics and double minored in Math and Chinese. He will become the youngest person to ever graduate from TCU.

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The young scholar’s proud mother Claretta Kimp shared with NBC 5 Dallas/Fort Worth that Huey-You’s interest in math began at the age of three.

“He asked me if he could learn calculus and I thought, ‘hmmm, OK,’ ” Kimp explained. Kimp soon learned that her toddler’s comprehension of math was comparable to that of an eighth grader. Hence, the gifted child graduated from high school at the age of 10 and began matriculating at Texas Christian University at the age of 11.

“The first day of class, I was very nervous about what I was walking into, going from a small private school and then to this big campus,” Huey-You said in a video posted to TCU’s Instagram page. “After the first day of class and once I sort of got used to the overall TCU feel, I was very comfortable. TCU is where I’ve grown up. I feel very comfortable here. And it’s home.”


There’s no doubt that Huey-You will make himself at home in any and every mathematical endeavor he pursues. Congratulations to him and his family!

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14-Year-Old Math Prodigy Becomes Texas Christian University’s Youngest Graduate In School History
Nikki Igbo is an Atlanta-based freelance writer and political junkie. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Political Science from California State University at Fullerton and a Masters in Fine Arts of Writing at Savannah College of Art and Design. When not staring in disbelief at the antics unfolding on CSPAN, she enjoys philosophical arguments with her husband, 70’s era music and any excuse to craft with glitter. Feel free to check out her freelance services at nikigbo.com and stalk her on twitter @nikigbo or Instagram at @nikigbo.

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