14-year-old kid wins $1.4m scholarship to study at 14 US universities, set to become a Computer scientist

Curtis Lawrence III, a remarkable 14-year-old child, became the institution’s youngest-ever admitted student, breaking a record at George Washington University in the United States.

Curtis Lawrence III who set to earn a degree in biology and computer science started out as an extraordinary student. At the age of 10, he was already taking the SATs examination.

Following his graduation from High School, Curtis gained admission into 14 universities including several Ivy Leagues and was awarded a scholarship of more than $1.6million.

George Washington University, Hampton, Harvard, Howard, Morehouse, Morgan, North Carolina A&T, University of California Berkeley, University of Chicago, and Yale University are a few of the institutions that accepted Curtis Lawarence III.

According to George Washington University, Curtis Lawrence III is the youngest undergraduate in the school. “The 14-year-old is the youngest student in our traditional undergraduate on-campus program,” according to the University.

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