A 12-year-old genius from New York has graduated from high school and is entering college
Suborno Isaac Bari, a 12-year-old prodigy often referred to as the “second Einstein” due to his exceptional intelligence, reached a major milestone in his life when he graduated from high school in Malvern, New York.
This was reported by the presenters of the TV channel FOX 5 New York.
“A wonderful experience. Everyone treated me the same as any other high school student. Of course, I would like it to be the same in society. I met many cool people at school and learned a lot, in particular, I mastered mathematics and natural sciences. But it’s time to move on and get a higher education as soon as possible,” the young genius shares his plans.
Not only did this young prodigy graduate, he did so by skipping 5th, 6th, 7th, 9th and 11th, demonstrating his phenomenal ability to study.
Bari shared his learning experience, calling it “long but fruitful.” He talked about the support he received from his peers and teachers who treated him like any other student. However, he expressed his desire that the society as a whole perceives him as an ordinary teenager, despite his exceptional abilities.
As early as this year, Bari wants to attend NYU to earn a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and physics, and then continue to graduate school to earn a doctorate. His ultimate goal is to become a professor and share his knowledge and passion for science with others.
“Do what you love with the passion that should burn in your eyes when you think about your life’s work,” said Suborno.
