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I know, I know this question has been asked a million times but it surely never grows old.
Seing as the world continually provides us with specimen of people who barely have a shred of education but are living larger than holders of multiple PhD's I.e scholars.
Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg just to name a few of the multiple multi-billionaires who just smelt college only to end up quiting to pursue their dreams.
Look at the Kardashians, black chyna and many more purely uninteresting. Unintelectual people.i mean they literally add no value to our existence but are doing very well for themselves.
So my good friends does this put a rest to the age old statement. That education is the key to.....everything!!!
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Fortunes are not always equal with success. Many successful people did not make them a lot of fortunes but they have achieved what they want. Albert Einstein may have spent more time and money with his theory, though his Nobel Prize made him money to be able to buy a property for his family. But the thing is, his study was profound enough that it became the basis of knowledge.
Mark Zuckerberg said in his speech, not choosing Harvard was the most difficult decision he made. He did not even predicted the success in the beginning all he has was the drive to push what his mind came about...The Facebook.
Going the other way to success and not going to college is matter of choice. If you could come with a unique bright mind that is worth buying and that the world will cling to it, the success is yours, fortunes follow. Wealth is associated with success and one of the channels to success is going to college. You know... getting a diploma, having certification, passing the board exam, getting a license more over, being a master of the course or getting a doctoral degree. it is all described to us, as a well-rounded education. Finishing college entails a lot of determination and discipline. If people are passionate about teaching, imparting their knowledge, how could they be accepted to teach in school, without eligibility? So they ought to get to college and getting what is needed to pursue their passion. Even philosophers have their mentors that have gone through well-known mentors as well. Fortunes are not always equal with success. Many successful people did not make them a lot of fortunes but they have achieved what they want. Albert Einstein may have spent more time and money with his theory, though his Nobel Prize made him money to be able to buy a property for his family. But the thing is, his study was profound enough that it became the basis of knowledge. Mark Zuckerberg said in his speech, not choosing Harvard was the most difficult decision he made. He did not even predicted the success in the beginning all he has was the drive to push what his mind came about...The [i] Facebook.[/i] Going the other way to success and not going to college is matter of choice. If you could come with a unique bright mind that is worth buying and that the world will cling to it, the success is yours, fortunes follow.
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