An eight-year-old Muscovite who passed the united national exam did not succeed to enter the budget at Moscow State University

According to RBC, we are talking about a child prodigy Alisa Teplyakova, who, after completing an accelerated school course, decided to enter the psychology department of Moscow State University.

Alisa Teplyakova received a certificate at school number 626 at the end of June. At the age of 7, the girl received a certificate for the ninth grade, and after that she passed the subjects for the 11th grade. On the eve of September 1, the youngest graduate of the school turned 9 years old.

Despite the fact that the girl successfully passed both the final exams for the secondary school course and the entrance tests at Moscow State University, having received 48 points out of 100 possible, she was not admitted to the budgetary department of the university.

“This is evidenced by the enrollment orders published on the website of the university's admissions committee”, - notes RBC.

The girl's father, who graduated from two faculties of Moscow State University with honors, told reporters that if his child does not go on the budget, the family will consider the possibility of admission to a paid department, M24 notes.

Having learned about the unique applicant, the rector of Moscow State University, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Viktor Sadovnichy, said that he would like to attach a teacher-psychologist to Alice, since the student load for a child at such a young age may be difficult. Meanwhile, it is important that the girl's studies are comfortable.

“Any doctor will say that the child is still forming, such kids require special attention”, - Sadovnichy explained.

Alice, who grows up in a large family, is homeschooled. At the age of eight, she successfully passed the USE in the Russian language, specialized mathematics, biology and computer science. According to Rosobrnadzor, Alisa became the youngest third-grader in the country, the youngest graduate of the ninth and 11th grades.

When it became known about the successes of the metropolitan prodigy, the media editors began to invite a unique family to take part in the filming. During the show, the girl easily operated with trigonometric formulas as part of the 11th grade program, shared her knowledge in literature, computer science and talked about which family games and cartoons she prefers.