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Teen walks at graduation after completing doctoral degree at 17
(abcnews.go.com)
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If I was going to guess and be pessimistic: her parents were in class with her. She likely wasn't living on campus at 10-14 and can't drive so she's likely escorted.
I don't see why her parents would need to be present in class? Commute in, sure, but otherwise it'd be pretty much the same as any high-school. They'd just drop her off and pick her up when she's done for the day.