I recently came across an article entitled, “World’s Youngest Professor Can’t Legally Drink.”
I was rather interested in this article, because at the age of 19, I was more concerned about just being in college rather than teaching people that were my own age. Alia Sabur is now a college professor in history. She was talking and reading at 8 months old, she completed elementary school at age 5, she jumped to college at age 10, and at age 14 she was working towards her bachelor of science degree in applied mathematics summa cum laude. This is a rather large accomplishment just for people that are of the right age, and she was able to accomplish it way ahead of everyone else.
This would be quite the accomplishment to complete at such an early age, but I wonder if you would ever regret not taking part in what everyone else in your age is doing. Looking back on my life, I don’t think I would regret accomplishing all of those things early. I would be too focused on what I have already accomplished, what I am currently trying to accomplish, and all of the things that I have yet to accomplish. This could be due to the fact that at this point in time I already wish I was in career position. To me, it seems like I have been in school forever, and that I am not really accomplishing that much. I am learning, which is a plus, but I am not really making that much money at the moment. It seems like I spend more money that what I actually have coming in, but I guess that is all part of the college life.







