Tennessee Girl Creates Algorithm to Stop Adverse Reactions to Prescription Drugs

''In a year, students at the University of Tennessee—Knoxville will probably see 12-year-old Sofia Tomov walking around campus with her black-rimmed glasses and enthusiastic personality.

She won't be a full-time student, but the Knoxville eighth-grader, who is home-schooled and loves nature journaling, the electric guitar and fencing, was accepted as a part-time visiting student.

"I am extremely excited about taking classes on a college campus!" Tomov, who is already familiar with the school after attending camps at the college for several years, tells U.S. News.

With her extensive resume, it's no wonder Tomov is starting the college process early: She has already published a children's book, filed a patent for an invention, excelled in the ACT, passed two AP courses and is enrolled in three more AP courses this year...''

by Casey Leins