Question 1: What university did Jobs graduate from? Did he drop out of school before graduation?

Question 2: Which universities did Jobs and Bill Gates drop out of? Jobs dropped out of Reed College. Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard University.

Question 3: Steve? Which university did Jobs go to? Jobs didn't go to school or Stanford after studying at Reed College in Poland for half a year. In 2005, Jobs was invited to give a speech at Stanford, which was also the most inspirational "Steve Jobs Stanford Mence Me Dan T Speech".

The first story in the speech can also be seen:

1, dropped out of Reed College six months ago. I dropped out of Reed College six months later. )

17 years later, I did go to college. But I naively chose a university almost as expensive as Stanford, and all my working-class parents' savings were spent on my college tuition. In seventeen years, I went to college. But at that time, I chose a university with almost as expensive tuition as Stanford, and all the savings of working-class parents were spent on my tuition. . )

In 2005 and 2009, Jobs visited Stanford and delivered speeches. . . Let's start with the reason. Stanford University's microelectronics research is in the forefront of the world, and there are many outstanding talents. . Apple was originally an internship and development base for microelectronics technology at Stanford University. This is a partnership. This is a talent strategy.

It is not so difficult for Stanford to invite a few celebrities to be guests in this land of Silicon Valley.

Ps: I like this speech very much.

Question 4: Which universities did Jobs attend? . . . In fact, education in America is different from ours. Jobs' academic performance is average, but their further study is not entirely based on grades.

Then Reed University is the most expensive school in America. . . Then Jobs's parents even sold the house for him to study. . . . Really, there is no comparability.

Question 5: Which schools did Jobs attend? Jobs was born in 1955 and adopted after being abandoned by his biological parents. 1972 After graduating from high school, I only studied at Reed University for one semester. 1974 Jobs got a job designing computer games in a company. Two years later, Jobs and Wozniak, then 2 1, then 26, set up Apple Computer Company in Jobs' garage. The Apple II they developed was the first personal computer on the market.

Question 6: What is the humanities major of Jobs University?

Question 7: What did Jobs do in college?

Because of the poor economic conditions of his adoptive parents, he dropped out of school very early, about half a year.

If there is anything?

Because of his talent and wisdom, he was recognized by university professors;

I met a good friend who was helpful to his career later.

It seems that I went to India for an internship after I came out of college. This experience really made him a maverick. It should be said that his humanized design regardless of cost should come from here.

But because he does things regardless of cost, it has become a taboo for businesses, and the final success is somewhat accidental.

Question 8: Why did Jobs drop out of college 10 1972 12? In February this year, Jobs dropped out of Reed College after only one semester. However, instead of going home, he stayed at Reed College and lived in an abandoned dormitory for a year, studying calligraphy, philosophy and foreign culture.

Reed College is indeed a relatively free school, and they don't mind this phenomenon. Jobs even talked to Jack, dean of Reed College. Dedeman became good friends. He argued with Jobs for hours. Jack. Dedeman's impression of him at that time was: "He loves to think, likes to get to the bottom of it, and is very attractive. You can't send him away in a few words. He refused to accept these cliches, and he had to explore for himself. "

At that time, Reed University provided the best calligraphy education in America. Every poster and label on every drawer in the school is beautifully handwritten. Since Jobs had dropped out of school and didn't have to take ordinary classes, he chose calligraphy classes and wanted to learn how to write beautiful calligraphy. In this class, he learned all kinds of fonts, how to change the spacing between different font combinations, and how to make a beautiful layout. Jobs thought it was a subtle thing full of beauty, history and art that science could never capture. It's so interesting. Calligraphy lessons also inspired his hidden artistic talent for the first time.

What Jobs didn't expect was that calligraphy gave him such a big advantage. It was by studying calligraphy that he mastered different fonts, which became one of the biggest advantages of Apple Computer. Jobs said in his later speech: At that time, I had no idea that this knowledge would have any practical value in my life.

But ten years later, when we designed the first Apple computer, all these things came in handy.

I designed everything I learned at that time into the Apple computer. That was the first computer that used beautiful printed fonts. If I hadn't dropped out of school, I wouldn't have had the opportunity to take this excellent calligraphy class that I was interested in, and Apple wouldn't have so many rich fonts and pleasing font spacing. Personal computers won't have these wonderful symbols now. Ten years later, recalling all these karma, I really feel that life is amazing.

During his college study, Jobs was not only interested in calligraphy, but also obsessed with oriental philosophy. They took religious courses and read a lot of books about religion and philosophy in the college library, especially interested in Buddhism. He also met his good friend Daniel in college? Kurt discussed Buddhism together and learned from each other, and caught all the books related to Buddhism in that era. Including Autobiography of Yogi, Cosmic Consciousness, Material Concept of Breaking Through Practice, Practice in Movement, etc. The initial heart of the Zen master impressed him the most. Therefore, Jobs is more and more convinced that there is an instinct of higher intelligence level in human beings, and he also hopes that he can make great discoveries beyond abstract knowledge.

At that time, Jobs always delved into philosophy in his spare time, thinking hard and trying to find a simple way of life in religion. As a result, he became a vegetarian and often went to local Hindu temples to learn meditation.

Although Jobs, who was penniless at that time, had a hard life, he loved every minute of those days, because his curiosity could fly freely and his intuition led them forward.

1973 summer vacation, my friend went to India to listen to Indian yoga master Nim? Calori? Baba's teaching made me feel a charged love atmosphere. All this further stimulated Jobs' desire to go to India, an ancient oriental civilization. He also hopes to get personal guidance from the yogi who walks through the snow in the Himalayas, and even has an enlightening epiphany.

These two books, which once fascinated Jobs, are also philosophical classics that have been selling well in the western world.