Dr Nguyễn Tuệ, bảy bằng cấp đại học ở MIT

https://ia802506.us.archive.org/35/items/TueNguyenDissertation/TueNguyen.pdf

He Engineered a Record at MIT

Tue Nguyen, a "boat person" who spoke no English when he fled Vietnam nine years ago, has earned a record seventh degree, a doctorate in nuclear engineering, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Nguyen, 26, is believed to have earned more degrees than any other single alumnus of the school, MIT said. "What else would I do with my free time?" he said, when asked why he pursued so many degrees in his seven years at the school. "I like to read, to learn." Nguyen has five bachelor of science degrees--in physics, computer science and engineering, electrical engineering, mathematics and nuclear engineering--and a master of science degree in nuclear engineering. He worked three jobs in his first year of school and took up to 12 subjects a semester, an amount one of his professors called "staggering." (The normal course load is four.) The super scholar has accepted a job with IBM in Burlington, Vt., designing new technology for semiconductors and plans to marry another MIT graduate.
(Source: Los Angles Times, November 17, 1988)

Currently, Dr Tue Nguyen, Co Founder & Partner of patent 2ip. earned 7 technical degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and has been recognized by the White House. He has published numerous papers in prestigious international journals and conference proceedings. As an inventor he has over 60 U.S. patents issued. Featured in the New York Times, the Boston Globe and the San Francisco Chronicle for his academic achievements, his degrees include Bachelor of Science in Physics, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Master of Science and PhD in Nuclear Engineering.
(Source: http://www.patent2ip.com/about/)