not be surprising that fourteen year old danielle carson is starting her freshman year at deland's stetson university. danielle carson, math prodigy 8:42:37-42:39i've always really enjoyed math. it's like a puzzle.her mom, mindy, says the math genius was solving college-level equations when her peers were just learning addition.mindy carson, danielle's mother35:21-35:28by first grade she was in algebra, and by second grade she was in college algebra. mindy was forced to home-school danielle because schools didn't know what to do with her.35:53-35:56from third grade to seventh grade no school would take her!until she went to stetson.36:12-36:22 it was like night and day. to have an expert to teach her, always know the answer, always knew what she needed. it was such a blessing.and it was more than just the professors that helped - but her classmates, too.46:17-46:28 it's really nice being with other students. i can finally people.danielle's attending stetson on a partial scholarship.lua hancock, stetson u. vice provost 57:39-57:46whether she wants to or not, she's breaking people's stereotypes of what

not be surprising that fourteen year old danielle carson is starting her freshman year at deland's stetson university. danielle carson says: "i've always really enjoyed math. it's like a puzzle." her mom, mindy, says the math genius was solving college-level equations when her peers were just learning addition. "by first grade she was in algebra, and by second grade she was in college algebra." mindy was forced to home-school danielle because schools didn't know what to do with her. mindy carson says: "from third grade to seventh grade no school would take her!" until she went to stetson. mindy carson says: "it was like night and day. to have an expert to teach her, always know the answer, always knew what she needed. it was such a blessing." and it was more than just the professors that helped - but her classmates, too. danielle carson says: "it's really nice being with other students. i can finally get the education i'm supposed to be getting with other people." danielle's attending stetson on a partial scholarship. hancock says: "whether she wants to or not, she's breaking people's stereotypes of

might not be surprising that 14-year-old danielle carson is starting her freshman year at deland stetson university. >> i rea it's like a puzzle. >> her mom it issed she solved college level equations when her peers were learning addition. >> by first grade she was inial gentleman bra. we did algebra andal gentleman bra 2. >> she was forced to home school danielle because schools didn't know what to do with her. >> from third grade too seventh grade, no school would take her. >> until she went to stet stone. >> she had an expert to teach knew what she needed, it was just a blessing. >> reporter: it was more than just the professors that helped, but her classmates, too. >> it's nice to be with other students. i mean, i can finally get the education i'm supposed to get with other people. >> reporter: danielle is attending stetson on a partial skaul slarship. >> she's breaking stereotypes about what to do at her age. that's great to be part of that. >> reporter: she hopes to go to after that, the sky is the mit. >> maybe engineering or physics. i'm not sure. anything in the math field. >> reporter: fo

might not be surprising that 14-year-old daniele carson is starting her freshman year at deland stetson university. >> i've always enjoyed math. it's like a puzzle. >> reporter: her mom mindy says the math genius was solving college-ve peers were learning addition. >> by pirs grade she was in algebra. then in second grade she was in collegeal gentleman bra. >> reporter: mindy was forced to home school danielle because schools didn't know what to do with her. >> from third to seventh grade, no school would take her. >> until she went to stet stone. >> it was night and day to have an expert teaching her. it was a blessing. classmates, too. >> it's nice being with other students. i mean, i can finally get the education that i'm spoepd to get with other people. >> reporter: danielle is attending stetson on a partial scholarship. >> whether she wants tornt, she's breaking stereotypes about what you can do at her age. it's great to be part of that. >> she hopes to go on to m.i.t. for her ph.d. after that the sky is the limit. >> maybe engineering or physics. i'm not anything in the math field. >> she ta