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Quazi is a 13-year-old computer science graduate from Santa Clara University (SCU). He will be starting his new job as a software engineer at SpaceX next month.
Quazi was born in Pleasanton, California. He showed signs of being a gifted child at a young age. He was speaking in full sentences by the age of two, and he was reading at a high school level by the time he was in elementary school.
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Quazi’s parents realized that he needed a more challenging educational environment than what was available in the public school system. They enrolled him in Las Positas Community College when he was nine years old. He quickly excelled at Las Positas, and he transferred to SCU when he was 11.
Quazi’s experience at SCU was “fairly normal,” he says. He made close friends, and he enjoyed his classes. He was also a stem tutor at Las Positas, and he was one of the most requested tutors on the staff.
Quazi is grateful for the opportunities that he has been given. He believes that he has not missed out on childhood, and he is excited to start his new job at SpaceX.
Quazi is an inspiration to us all. He shows us that anything is possible if we set our minds to it. He is a testament to the power of education, and he is a role model for all young people who are looking to achieve their dreams.
On Saturday, June 17, 1,598 undergraduates will be receiving their degrees from SCU. This is SCU’s 172nd graduation ceremony.
