Who is as rich as Steve Jobs who dropped out of school or didn t go to college? Jobs Bill...

Let's be honest, his adoptive parents are both blue-collar workers and their incomes are not high. However, the tuition fees at Reed College were high, and he felt that he would not gain much from college, so he dropped out. In a word, mainly for economic reasons.

Jobs: Why did I give up on college?

Jobs was born in February 1955 and studied at Reed College in Portland, Oregon, but dropped out in December 1972 for a hobby.

Bill Gates, who was born in October 1955, did not drop out of school, but dropped out of Harvard University in his sophomore year because of his fascination with computer programs.

And these people have recently dropped out of school:

Lady Gaga attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. But after only one year of study, she dropped out of school to pursue her ** career full-time.

Tiger? Tiger Woods continued to play on amateur Gower Field while studying economics at Stanford University, perhaps inspired by the concept of "opportunity cost" at Stanford, which he dropped out of two years to become a professional player.

Jobs: Studied at Reed College in Portland, Oregon, and dropped out of school because of a hobby.

Bill Gates: Studying at Harvard University, also because of hobbies, I got together with some like-minded people to start a business.

Jobs dropped out of Rhett College; Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard College.

Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard University in the United States.

Bill Gates can be considered a rich kid.

His father was a lawyer and his grandfather was a banker.

His mother was a director of IBM, and his first business was introduced by his mother, and Microsoft started from there.

Because Westerners know to be themselves from a young age, and most of us are obviously confused. Life can only be rewarding when you focus your life on one hobby that comes from your heart. That's why not only the IT world, but also many other fields are where Westerners are at the forefront.

1. Differences in critical thinking. Because foreign philosophy education is relatively early, I have already studied philosophy and learned to think systematically in junior and senior high school. We only learned it in college, and most of our students didn't learn it seriously and systematically.

Second, the difference in values. Western countries educate us on universal values through religion, but we obviously lack it.

3. Differences in outlook on life. Western education is about cultivating students' interests and hobbies from an early age. We are crammed for education, or we are swayed by our parents' interests and hobbies.

Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard in his junior year.

Walmart founder graduated from the University of Missouri.

Warren Buffettney, University of Braska-Lincoln B.A. + Columbia M.A.

carlos

Graduated from the National Autonomous University of Slimhelú (first in 13 years).

Ellison (No. 5): Graduated from Chiba University, Illinois, and Northwestern University.

Charles Koch (6th), MIT, B.A., M.A.