14-Year-Old Prodigy Graduates from Arizona State University, Aims to Become Neurosurgeon
Despite the initial challenges of being the youngest in his classes, Christian adapted well. He shared that his classmates got used to his presence, and he had a positive experience. Christian not only excelled academically, taking 17 credit hours for his physical classes, but he also joined the university's mariachi band as a trumpet player, enhancing his musical skills.
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Christian Armanti, a remarkable 14-year-old prodigy, has graduated from Arizona State University with a bachelor's degree in Communications. This talented teen from Mesa, Arizona, completed high school early and enrolled in college at the age of 10. Christian initially earned an associate degree in Applied Sciences at Mesa Community College before transferring to Arizona State University.
Despite the initial challenges of being the youngest in his classes, Christian adapted well. He shared that his classmates got used to his presence, and he had a positive experience. Christian not only excelled academically, taking 17 credit hours for his physical classes, but he also joined the university's mariachi band as a trumpet player, enhancing his musical skills.
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Christian attributed his success to the unwavering support of his parents, particularly his mother, who helped him with class schedules and transportation. He encourages other young teenagers considering skipping high school for college to be focused on their goals and have a clear plan.
Currently taking pre-med classes, Christian aspires to attend medical school and become a neurosurgeon. His interest in the human brain sparked in second grade when he found it fascinating how the brain controls the human body. Despite his achievements, Christian remains humble, acknowledging that there is much more to learn about the brain.
