High Profile Drop Outs who Become Billionaires
Every senior high school student has the same
big issue: how to get into top college. Even on the first day of senior year,
high school students begin to review their school choices. The better rank
school they want to go, they believe that it could help them reach a better
future. It can’t be denied that education has important role to shape someone’s
future and being a graduate from top leading school could give you benefits on
job market competition. But don’t forget that fancy college degree isn’t the
obvious thing to become a successful person. We can easily learn from high
profiled billionaires who actually college drop outs.
There is a stereotype that those who failed
in school would be a total loser for the rest of their life. Well, this is not
only outdated stereotype but also completely wrong thought. Education is important
but it doesn’t always mean formal education. These days, it is much easier to
find out billionaires who successfully build a business empire and when you
take a look at their backgrounds, they never even completed their college
education. Those high profiled drop outs are including the leader in the
business world. Bill Gates is one good example. He never graduates from Harvard
but who doesn’t know who he is. He builds Microsoft from scratch to become the
biggest technology enterprise in the world. Today, he left his position in
Microsoft to focus on his philanthropic movement. Steve Jobs never even
completed his freshmen year at Reed College but he successfully built Apple to
become one of the most valuable brands in the world. The image of younger high
profiled drop outs could found on Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook guy. He dropped
out from Harvard to build Facebook and know he is among Fortune’s 100 richest
men in the world.
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