13-year-old with 168 IQ set to pursue master’s at NYU before he can drive
At 13, most teenagers are school goers. Joe Petraro-Hyppolite, a teenager from Long Island, New York, is preparing for a very different academic milestone. He is set to begin a master's program at New York University next fall, according to a report by CBS News. Joe has already earned a high school diploma, completed university-level studies and scored 1,590 on the SAT at the age of 10. His next step will take him into graduate education, where he expects to study sports management, along with kinesiology and biology. If he completes his master's as planned, he could graduate at around the same age that many teenagers are preparing to legally drive a car.From a 1,590 SAT score at 10 to a master's at 13Joe's academic record has attracted attention because of how early he reached milestones that usually come much later.
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