13-Year-Old Prodigy Jack Rico Makes History by Graduating with Four Degrees in Two Years at Fullerton College, California
Despite Fullerton College accommodating around 21,000 students from diverse backgrounds, Jack Rico's exceptional intellect consistently sets him apart. His passion for learning and insatiable curiosity fueled his rapid academic success.
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In a groundbreaking achievement, 13-year-old Jack Rico has etched his name in history by becoming the youngest graduate of Fullerton College, California, securing four associate's degrees in just two years. Rico's remarkable feat encompasses degrees in history, human expression, social behavior, and social science, all while maintaining an impressive 4.0 GPA.
Despite Fullerton College accommodating around 21,000 students from diverse backgrounds, Jack Rico's exceptional intellect consistently sets him apart. His passion for learning and insatiable curiosity fueled his rapid academic success.
Jack's mother, Ru Andrade, recognized his extraordinary abilities early on when, at three years old, he expressed a desire to visit the White House. To fulfill this request, Andrade playfully challenged him to memorize all the presidents and vice presidents. Unsurprisingly, Jack not only memorized the presidents but also the vice presidents, showcasing his exceptional memory and intelligence.
Rico's educational journey began with homeschooling, and his official graduation took place at Fullerton College. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic prevented him from attending the ceremony. Undeterred by his numerous achievements, Jack Rico humbly acknowledges that, at 13, he is still exploring his interests and determining his path in life.
Despite his age, Rico's accomplishments have earned him a full-ride scholarship to pursue further studies in history at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. As he embarks on this new chapter, Jack Rico continues to inspire others with his extraordinary intellect and determination.
