The successful dropouts: Zack, Ellison and David Kap

Drop out of business, sounds very beautiful imitation is very difficult, although said this year's graduate many of the shed, face collective unemployment, can still please believe "Knowledge change destiny" This old saying! Because the school drop-out business imitation difficulty coefficient is very high, we do not see only "thieves" eat meat did not see "thief" beaten, Today, for the time being, the essayist will take stock of the big boys who dropped out of school.

No1. Steve Jobs--Chowa

Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder and former chief executive of the United States. In 1976, Mr. Jobs and his friends set up Apple Computer, who accompanied Apple's decades of ups and downs, leading and launching electronic products such as the Macintosh, the IMac, ipods and I-phone, which profoundly changed the way modern communication, entertainment and even life are.

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Rumored: In 1983, Jobs to get the then Pepsi President John to join the Apple, the famous words, the inflammatory language has still been talked about-"Do you want to sell a lifetime of sugar, or follow us to change the world?"

Education: Six months after entering a college in the United States, he chose to drop out.

No2. Gates

Bill Gates, chairman of Microsoft Corporation of the United States. Bill Gates has been the world's richest man for 13 consecutive years from 1995 to 2007 in Forbes ' list of the world's billionaires. June 27, 2008 officially withdrew from Microsoft and donated 58 billion of dollars in personal property to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. On May 17, 2013, Bill Gates's total assets amounted to 72.7 billion dollars, the first time after 2007 years to regain the throne of the world's richest man.

Education: 1590 high scores (1600 points in American college entrance exams) admitted to Harvard Business School and chose to start a business.

No3. Founder of Zuckerberg Facebook

Zuckerberg, who founded Facebook at Harvard in 2004, has developed a social network of 800 million users. Facebook was officially listed on the Nasdaq stock Exchange in May 2012. It also makes Zuckerberg the youngest billionaire in the world, worth as much as $19.1 billion trillion, and is the youngest self-employed billionaire ever. Zuckerberg has changed the way people interact and has broken social barriers at unimaginable speed. Zuckerberg was rated 2010 by the New York Times.

Education: Harvard University College of Computer and psychology dropout.