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This Chicago Teen Earned A Master’s Degree in Environmental Science at 14
May 27, 2020

Image: Screenshot via @dorothyjeanius/Instagram
Obtaining a master’s degree is a big accomplishment and it can sometimes require years of experience in addition to smarts to get into a reputable graduate school program. One Chicago teenager defied all the odds and recently graduated with her master’s degree at the age of 14.


Dorothy Jean Tillman has always been interested in the STEM field and excelled in those subjects in school. Recently, she gained notoriety on social media celebrating the recent milestone of graduating with her degree in sustainable science and environmental planning. In an interview with Rolling Out, Tillman describes her passion for STEM and how it has shaped her journey in education.

“I’ve been working on STEM labs for kids because I really want to go into the STEM-related field and work with kids. I love helping kids have bright futures,” said Tillman to Rolling Out. “I feel like I’m here to make people happy and to help people find their purpose. I know I want to go into that field, but I’m definitely sticking on the path of my engineering degree. I might go back to school, but my plan is to be an entrepreneur and [use] my engineering degree.”

Tillman started high school at the age of 9. “By the time I was 12, I had my bachelor’s in humanities,” she continued. “Now I’m getting [confirmed] for my masters in August. The graduation was in May, but with quarantine, [now] August.”

She also offered advice to other students looking to excel in school, encouraging young people to learn their strengths and use them to their advantage. “I know, one thing that I would want every kid to know, is that what I did is an option and that they can do it too,” said Tillman. “It doesn’t take a genius or someone who has been learning forever. I’m not perfect. I’m not the smartest person in the world. It just takes dedication.”

 

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[CodeBlaMeVi]

Dang! That’s impressive. Salute to you the young queen. May she find a suitable black friend, lover and partner later in life.

 

[Wallychamp]

 

[Payday23]

 

[Mr Rager]

How?

 

[get these nets]

How?

video from two years ago explains it.

Spoiler

reporters don't understand that you do not point at people (their mothers are not dead)

The Mother being humble, saying that her daughter is a prodigy, but that she graduated THANK LAUDE

That joke is always funny.

I thought her name sounded familiar, she's the granddaughter of Dorothy Tillman

I know her as the Easter Hat lady/politician.

 

[froggle]

Impressive, however I hope her parents balanced it out with socializing with kids her age.

I know a couple geniuses and really smart people and while they excelled academically, like ridiculous accolades. Their adult life is sad. The women are manless and I think 1 never had a man ever! The guys

 

[Mr Rager]

video from two years explains it.

Spoiler

reporters don't understand that you do not point at people (their mothers are not dead)

The Mother being humble, saying that her daughter is a prodigy, but that she graduated THANK LAUDE

That joke is always funny.

I thought her name sounded familiar, she's the granddaughter of Dorothy Tillman

I know her as the Easter Hat lady/politician.

Ok there it is. Homeschool for high school

 

[dark_magic]

Quiet as its kept, a degree is a type of license ....

 

[The God Poster]

Quiet as its kept, a degree is a type of license ....

It’s not a driver’s license tho . Which is what the thread is about

This black queen tho​

 

[Rawtid]

Impressive, however I hope her parents balanced it out with socializing with kids her age.

I know a couple geniuses and really smart people and while they excelled academically, like ridiculous accolades. Their adult life is sad. The women are manless and I think 1 never had a man ever! The guys

That’s the case for a lot of “regular” women too, especially those career oriented

 

[CrimsonTider]

That’s what’s up

 

[BrothaZay]

So.?

 

[get these nets]

video from two years explains it.

@3:40

The Mom says "stop it, slime"