17-Year-Old Dorothy Tillman Becomes Youngest PhD Holder in the World

Her exceptional academic journey began when she started taking university courses at just 10 years old.

17-Year-Old Dorothy Tillman Becomes Youngest PhD Holder in the World

Dorothy Jean Tillman from Chicago has made history by becoming the youngest person in the world to earn a PhD at the remarkable age of 17. Her exceptional academic journey began when she started taking university courses at just 10 years old.

By the age of 14, Dorothy had already achieved an associate diploma, a bachelor’s degree, and a master’s degree, demonstrating her extraordinary dedication and intellectual prowess. Her swift progression through higher education underscores her commitment and passion for learning.

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Dorothy's groundbreaking accomplishment has garnered widespread acclaim, celebrating her as an inspiration and role model, especially within the Black community. Her achievements highlight the potential of young scholars to reach unprecedented heights in academia.

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Congratulations to Dorothy, the real Black Queen, for her outstanding success. She truly deserves all the accolades and recognition for her extraordinary milestone.