The 16-year-old has already done an internship in robotics at Johns Hopkins University, and has built a prototype for exploring a rough surface of an asteroid, the moon or Mars.
And educators already recognize him as a budding scientist.
"I could see him working for NASA," said John Aylor, techology education instructor at Southern.
The colleges Sean is considering are among the country's top engineering schools: MIT, Johns Hopkins, California Institute of...
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