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    http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-boy-wonder-20120603,0,7796464.story
    College freshman at age 9, medical degree at 21
    Sho Yano this week will become the youngest student to get an M.D. from the U. of C.

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    Congratulations to him. Reading the story, its seems that the pace of his academic career was normal -- for him. Someone who wants an MD/PhD needs to accelerate if he is going to complete his studies before age 30, although Yano's case is exceptional.




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    cool story! thanks for sharing it smile

    Awesome that he and his sister could share the experiences and that they could help each other in making those choices. I love the quote: ""I never understood that," Yano said. "Why would being allowed to challenge yourself be considered more damaging than being totally bored?""


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    WOW! What an amazing story. I loved that quote too, Madoosa. smile

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    Pretty cool. Hats off to his parents who supported him and the educators who went out on a limb.

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    I just love his humbleness.


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