A 17-year-old math wiz from Los Angeles joined an exclusive club of only a dozen students in the world to have earned a perfect score on the AP Calculus exam last spring. Cedrick Argueta, a senior at ...
INDIANAPOLIS — Truman Bennet has always been good at math. His parents, he said, placed an emphasis on math when he was young. And now, as an 18-year-old Marion High School senior, his math skills ...
Felix Zhang, a junior at Penn High School in Mishawaka, achieved a perfect score on the Advanced Placement calculus AB exam issued by the College Board -- the only student in the world to do so, ...
A Los Angeles High School senior achieved a remarkable feat this week when he became only one of 12 students in the world to have gotten a perfect score on his calculus AP exam. Cedrick Argueta, 17, ...
A North Atlanta High School student is one of just six students in the world to earn a perfect score on a 2017 Advanced Placement calculus exam. The College Board, which administers AP tests, ...
Walker Kroubalkian said he didn’t pay much mind to an advance placement test he’d taken five months ago. The University High School student took the AP calculus exam in May. He’d hoped for a 5, which ...
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WNDU/Gray News) - A high school student in Indiana has reportedly done something that no other student has done before. WNDU reports that Felix Zhang, a Penn High School student, ...
It has been an incredible week for Cedrick Argueta of Los Angeles — first, he found out he earned a perfect score on the AP Calculus test, then he was personally invited by President Obama to the next ...
The president personally invited a Los Angeles teenage whiz kid to the next White House Science Fair Sunday via Twitter. The 17-year-old brainiac, Cedrick Argueta, is a senior at Lincoln High School ...
Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier version of this story misstated the percent of students Truman Bennet falls in. He is among 0.006% of students to achieve a perfect score on the exam this year ...
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