For example, 1894, a freshman at Harvard University, dropped out of Harvard University because he couldn't wait to join the oil exploration industry. He later became a rich man in America because of oil exploitation. His name is HowardHughes.
Between 1926 and 1927 and 1929 and 1932, a student studied at Harvard University intermittently for three years. Finally, he couldn't resist the temptation of all kinds of scientific research work, or he automatically suspended his studies at Harvard University. He later won more than 500 patents and was the most famous American inventor after Edison. His name is Bonnie Wright. His most influential invention is the airplane.
1966, a sophomore from Florida dropped out of Harvard University because he founded the first country band "International Submarine Band" in American history. He later became a famous singer. His name was Graham Parsons.
Of course, among all Harvard university dropouts, Bill Gates' dropouts are probably the most striking. Bill Gates 1973 entered Harvard. Before that, Gates was recognized as a mathematical genius. He once wanted to be a mathematician. However, when he arrived at Harvard, Gates soon found that someone was more talented than him in mathematics, which made him very depressed. Later, he devoted himself to studying computers and decided that this was his way of making money. But at that time, he had no intention of dropping out of Harvard. Gates finally made up his mind to drop out of Harvard, thanks to his old partner Allen. In order to take his little brother back to Washington State to start a business, Allen gave up his original job and went to Harvard with Gates to find something to do on the spot, so as to persuade Gates to drop out of school.
In the year of developing software for Altai Computer, under the persuasion of Allen for three days, Gates finally wavered his belief in finishing Harvard University and dropped out of junior year.
However, when Microsoft, founded by Bill Gates and Allen in July 1975, went public in March 16, it immediately became a billionaire, then its personal wealth jumped to the top in the world in less than 10, and now it even makes "the second in the world" out of reach.
When Gates decided to drop out of Harvard, he was discouraged by many relatives and friends, including one of his roommates. Interestingly, a few years later, when this roommate was studying for an MBA program in stanford graduate school of business, Gates came to persuade him to quit school and create a better world together. He couldn't resist the advice of his former roommate, and finally really dropped out of Stanford and became the general manager of a small company with more than 20 people in Gates.
He, steve ballmer, the famous CEO of Microsoft, is also a dropout.