Thessalonika Arzu-Embry graduated from Chicago State University at the age 14. Having been in college since the age of 11, Arzu-Embry plans on pursuing graduate education in psychology.

Carson Huey-You who is 14 years old, just graduated from Texas Christian University with a degree in physics. He was the youngest graduate in the school's history. Carson's mother, Claretta

Kimp, told NBC5 that math first caught his attention at 3 years old. 

At just 15 years old, Saheela Ibraheem was accepted into Harvard University, which makes her among the youngest students ever to attend that revered school. Saheela was accepted at 12

other colleges, including MIT, the University of Pennsylvania, Cornell, Brown, Princeton, Columbia, and the University of Chicago, before settling on Harvard. She was honored by The White House when President

Obama was in office. 

Cortlan Wickliff is the second-youngest black man in history to finish Harvard University Law School. He’s now pursuing a Ph.D. in engineering from Texas A&M University.

At 15, Anne-Marie Imafidon was admitted to Oxford University. At 20 she went finished her master’s at Oxford, making her the youngest master’s graduate in the school’s history. Imafidon has

gone on to found STEMettes, a program to foster women’s development in the science and technology fields. 

Polite Stewart Jr. is the youngest graduate in Southern University and A&M College’s century-long history. “We knew that he was going to go to college early,” said Polite Stewart Sr.,

Stewart’s father and a Southern alumnus. 

After the tragic and shocking death of her sister, Ola Orekunrin vowed to dedicate herself to emergency-medical work in Nigeria. With her medical degree in hand at the age of

21, she did just that.

At 15, Brittney Exline became the youngest African American to attend an Ivy League school. Then she became the youngest black engineer at the age of 19. 

James Martin entered college at 14. Since graduating from Florida Atlantic University at the age of 17, he’s has gone on to work as a research technician for a Nobel

laureate at Princeton University. 

At age 16, Gabrielle Turnquest became the youngest graduate of Liberty University in Virginia. At 18, she became the youngest person to ever pass the UK bar. Turnquest is a fashion-law

specialist and recently finished her studies at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising.