A remarkable 8-year-old girl won two Bachelor of Engineering degrees from a US university after surpassing Albert Einstein in an IQ test.
After surpassing the IQ scores of Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein, an 8-year-old girl called Adhara Pérez has made an incredible record.
With an IQ score of 162, Adhara Perez outperformed Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein by two points. She completed middle school at age six and high school at age eight.
Adhara Perez was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome throughout her childhood. Even her teachers thought she had little chance of success, and her classmates referred to her as “weird.” According to her mother, Nallely Sánchez, her daughter’s treatment at school caused her to experience sadness.
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“I noticed Adhara playing in a small house during a ballot signing, and they locked her up.” Additionally, they began by saying, “Weird, weird!” In the small house, they then began striking her. “I don’t want her to suffer,” I said. She also told me that she had fallen into a deep despair and did not want to attend school,” Nallely recounted.
After enrolling at an institute, Adhara Perez was found to be a genius. The University of Arizona in the United States extended a scholarship offer to her. She is currently pursuing two online degrees: Systems Engineering at CNCI and Industrial Engineering in Mathematics at UNITEC Institute of Technology.
Robert C. Robbins, the president of the University of Arizona, invited Pérez to study there and wrote her a letter with the information.
In his letter, Robbins stated, “I was ecstatic to read about your amazing story online and to learn that the University of Arizona is your dream school.”
You would have several chances to collaborate with the top experts in the world through our many excellent space sciences programs. I want to see you on campus as a Wildcat someday; you have a wonderful career ahead of you,” he continued.
According to Pérez, her ideal job would be with the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She told Infobae, “I want to travel to space and settle Mars.”
She posted on Instagram, saying, “If you don’t like where you are, picture where you want to be. I see myself in NASA, so it’s worth a try.”
