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What is the general basis for skipping college and getting admission directly in a Ph.D. program? What does one have to generally do to qualify?
(He was publishing papers in high school.)
A less click-baity headline might be "17 year old Hannah Cairo has solved the Mizohata-Takeuchi conjecture"
What is the general basis for skipping college and getting admission directly in a Ph.D. program? What does one have to generally do to qualify?
this is what gifted looks like, not legions of students who are told they are "gifted" but are just pretty smart
I hope she doesn't burn out and move into the woods like Grothendieck, Kaczynski,
I hope she doesn't burn out and move into the woods like Grothendieck, Kaczynski,
Wait, if everyone moves into the woods there will be no more woods that offer seclusion. Yeah moving into the woods is awful! I hope she doesn't burn out!
Jeez... what a damning indictment of today's Universities.
She could just use her publication as a dissertation and be done with it!
> Only the University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University were willing to welcome her straight into a doctoral program. She’ll start at Maryland in the fall. When she finishes, it will be her first degree. Jeez... what a damning indictment of today's Universities. She could just use her publication as a dissertation and be done with it!