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Dropouts Who Became Billionaires

Creating a World Without Limit. Dropouts Who Became Billionaires. Many of the world's richest people have left education early and gone on to make billions of dollars. Hanry Ford Ford Motor Company, he drop outs at the ago of 16.

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Dropouts Who Became Billionaires

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  1. Creating a World Without Limit Dropouts Who Became Billionaires Many of the world's richest people have left education early and gone on to make billions of dollars.

  2. Hanry FordFord Motor Company, he drop outs at the ago of 16

  3. ATLANTA - Michael Dell is a college dropout. He also runs one of the country's most successful and fastest growing computer companies. The 33-year-old CEO of Dell Computer Corp. -- and the richest man in Texas -- said his vision of a direct sales computer company came to him when he was a freshman at the University of Texas in Austin in 1983, where he was a biology major

  4. Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar never attended college. Photograph: Manjunath Kiran/AFP/Getty Images

  5. Steve Jobs got himself enrolled in Reed College in Oregon, but one semester later, he dropped out. Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

  6. After scoring a near-perfect 1590 on his SATs, Bill Gates enrolled in Harvard but left without a degree to start Microsoft Corporation. Photograph: Scott Olson/Getty Images

  7. Larry Ellison, Oracle co-founder, attended the University of Illinois but left at the end of his second year, as he skipped the exams following the death of his adoptive mother. He then went to the University of Chicago, but didn’t stay beyond a term. Photograph: Scott Kimihiro Hoshino/Getty Images

  8. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange attended the University of Melbourne, majoring in physics and mathematics. He received only a minimum grade for math and left the university soon to start his own venture. Photograph: Getty Images

  9. After the wonder effect of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg packed his dreams and left Harvard to relocate to Silicon Valley. Photograph: Kimihiro Hoshino/Getty Images

  10. Hollywood film director Quentin Tarantino is a high school dropout who went to work in a video store for his love for movies. Photograph: Bertrand Guay/Getty Images

  11. Hollywood director Steven Spielberg was not known for his academic excellence. Interestingly, he even failed to get admission into a film-making institute Photograph: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

  12. English business magnate, Sir Richard Branson, best known for his Virgin Group, had a difficult time in school because of his dyslexia. He left school when he was only 16. Photograph: Mark Wieland/Getty Images

  13. Fashion designer Ralph Lauren, the founder of Polo, left the City College of New York business school to design ties for Beau Brummel. He launched Polo later that same year. Photograph: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

  14. Former American Idol judge Simon Cowell dropped out of school at age 16 and landed a job in the mailroom at EMI. At 23 he left to start his own record label, Fanfare. Photograph: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images

  15. ? Will YOU be the next

  16. YES With the following Tools in your side, you can make it big. • Internet • Network Marketing • Global market • Discount club, helping the local merchants, to grow their sales and business • TwinExcel Be a Star & make History

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