Meet the modern day Doogie Howser. Carson Huey-You is the first 11-year-old who enrolls as a college student at the Texas Christian University. Most kids this age are just busy playing sports or exploring game apps, but for Huey-You, he is all set to begin studying a university level course.

The young boy had a 1770 SAT score, knows how to speak Mandarin Chinese and loves playing the piano. But his first love? Brace yourselves for the answer is quantum physics.

Yes, he wants to become a quantum physicist someday. The first set of classes he will take are religion, history, physics and calculus. He will handle and manage a full load for this semester. When asked about his college experience, he simply compared it with being in high school, except that he thinks college is more fun with more people to know and spend time with.

Carson's mom attests that her son has a one of a kind focus since he was a little baby. He started reading at age 1 and was solving Calculus and pre-Algebra problems at the age of 5.

Even if he is the youngest in class, his teachers said that Carson appears to be just another regular student. Associate math professor Qiao Zhang shares how talented his student is and how serious the young boy works hard during classes.

As expected, once Carson graduates after four or five years, he better be ready not just in receiving his diploma but also in getting his driver's license.

So is there anything else you can do that can be better than that of Carson Huey-You?