RESUME ASSESSMENT - Sophmore at an elite college

Hello everyone,

I have never posted something on this site, but a couple of days ago, I got the following resume on my table, and I wanted to know what people think about it:

XXX is a sophomore, does his first two years at an elite college (HarvardYalePrincetonStanfordWharton), 4.0/4.0 GPA, Top 1% of class, SAT IIs are 770/800/800; major in business, minor in Genetics; began studying economic law at law school at the age of 16 in addition to graduating from high school as one of the best in his country; received his first offer from GS Equities at age 18 (!), interned there after his freshman year, created various new stock screening models; placed 4th internationally in a securitized derivatives trading competition where he developed an interesting trading technique using tracking stop-loss orders that somehow move togehter with strong trendlines (don't nail me on the details here); just left HYPS for Europe where he founded his own company in real-estate trading; varsity-level tennis player with dozens of first places in tournaments; semifinalist in his country's Math Olympiad Program and countless other academic awards.

How can this be possible for a person not yet 20?????

 

I don't think an interview would clarify all of this. Maybe an independent background check and a call to his previous employers/professors would be better.

Many of the things you listed go together. I doubt he would have gone to top 5 school without said SAT score, tennis abilities, etc.. It's not really that unusual. There are a few people at each school like that. It's resume-building to the extreme that's all.

 

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