12-year-old prodigy becomes youngest to study aerospace engineering at Georgia Tech

A 12-year-old boy named Caleb Anderson is set to make history as youngest student to study aero engineering at prestigious Georgia Institute of Techlogy after he was accepted for course by college ministration this year. According to CBS This Morning, Caleb is currently studying aero engineering at Chattahoochee Technical College, where he took mission last year after completing his high school at of 11. 

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Child prodigy

Caleb was accepted into Georgia Institute of Techlogy after he impressed faculty members and president of college with his vanced kwledge and ability to retain complex information. Caleb is fluent in four langus, including English, French, Spanish, and Mandarin. Caleb h started his first gre when he was just two years old, when most children of his could barely walk, including him. 

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President of Georgia Institute of Techlogy, Angel Cabrera said on Twitter that future is bright and he loved meeting young boy in person. Caleb while talking to CBS News said, "I am t really smart, I just grasp information faster. I have this distinct memory of going to a first-gre class and learning re, and everyone was way taller than me because I was two - I could barely walk". 

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Caleb's proud parents say that y cant help him with his homework anymore but intend to impart or valuable teachings into him, like forging relationships, making friends, kindness, and compassion, basically things that can't be taught in a classroom. Caleb hopes to work with X and Tesla founder Elon Musk one day. re are more than 36,000 brightest students from across world studying at Georgia Institute of Techlogy currently and Caleb will be one of m.  

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