In order to continue the previous article entitle Dropping Out of Campus, These 14 People Become Crazy Rich (Part 1), here are a number of people who must experience failure first in order to get happiness, including wealth.
Michael Dell
Owns the Dell company, the 54-year-old man is also listed as one of the richest, which is estimated at US $ 30.6 billion.
Meanwhile he also dropped out of his school at the University of Texas. While on campus he spent time upgrading PCs and selling them.
Larry Ellison
Not just one, Ellison left two campuses at once. First he entered the University of Illinois after high school but left when his mother died.
Then he continued at the University of Chicago, but only lasted one semester. Meanwhile, currently his wealth is US $ 63 billion.
Bill Gates
He is called Harvard’s most successful dropout student. He left in 1975.
However, the founder of Microsoft and the philanthropist now also has a fortune that is not small, reaching US $ 102 billion.
Travis Kalanick
Founder and former CEO of Uber is majoring in computer engineering at UCLA. But unfortunately he did not finish college and chose to work at a search engine called Scour.
Meanwhile, his current wealth has reached US # 3.7 billion.
Donald Newhouse
He dropped out of Syracuse University to continue his family business called publishing. He turned Advanced Publications into a media empire containing a number of television stations, newspapers and magazines.
As for his fortune, he is now estimated to have US $ 12.8 billion.
Micky Arison
Chairman of Carnival Corp is known to have left the University of Miami. At the age of 34, he became the CEO of his current company.
Forbes estimates Arison’s current fortune at US $ 7.7 billion.
Bom Kim
Founder of the Coupang giant is also on the Harvard dropout list with Gates and Zuckerberg. After leaving he returned to South Korea and founded the company.
Coupang’s popularity skyrocketed and the company has also expanded its business line. For example, a one day service called Rocket Delivery and delivery and streaming services.
