Which specialties do you think would best suit a person who is exceptionally gifted in geometry and physics? This student is also gifted in math and science in general, but his very best subjects are geometry and physics.
I'm asking on behalf of parents with a high school kid who got through calculus "effortlessly" while still in elementary school, and who has scored in the "immeasurable" range (the highest range) on geometry-related neuropsychological/IQ tests.
(We are well informed about the benefits of keeping an open, yet non-ignorant, mind and waiting until rotations to decide for certain on a specialty. We are still interested in answers to this question.)
I'm asking on behalf of parents with a high school kid who got through calculus "effortlessly" while still in elementary school, and who has scored in the "immeasurable" range (the highest range) on geometry-related neuropsychological/IQ tests.
(We are well informed about the benefits of keeping an open, yet non-ignorant, mind and waiting until rotations to decide for certain on a specialty. We are still interested in answers to this question.)