‘I didn’t find it that hard’: In Belgium, a 12-year-old boy got a master’s degree in quantum physics

He’s a little genius, like Belgium has never seen before. Lauren Simmons, 12, earned a master’s degree in quantum physics this year with an average of 88%, according to Dutch-language daily reports. Heat Latest News. A year ago, the talented young man received a bachelor’s degree in physics from the University of Antwerp. At this age, he must finish primary school and enter college…

It must be said that Lauren Simmons’ profile is far from vulgar: he has an extraordinary memorization of an Intelligence Quotient (IQ) of 145, with the average being between 90 and 110, he writes. 7 of 7. At the age of 4, he entered Primary One (the equivalent of CP for us), at the age of 7 he was in high school (the college for us) and at the age of 9, He was already discovering the university.

Upcoming medical studies

The feat for the boy is so incredible that he earned his degree in one year – mentioning “great distinction” – when the form typically lasts for two years. “I didn’t find it that difficult,” he told our colleagues at Het Laatste Nieuws.

Lauren Simmons does not intend to stop in such a good way: It must also be said that he has a little time before he can legally operate. He plans to start studying medicine and has an ambition in the future to participate in the development of artificial organs. This cycle usually lasts from 9 to 12 years, but Lauren Simmons can still surprise us… “I haven’t hit my limit yet, and my limits are higher,” continues the boy.