<p>is it just me, or does dropping out of harvard sound more successful then graduating? i mean not many people drop harvard because their grades are too low (97% grad rate) the only real reason is because they found something better and didnt want to waste their time at harvard. bill gates dropped so he could found one of the largest most powerful countries in the world. it shows they were good enough for harvard level prestige, and that they went beyond small things like school to do something bigger.</p>
<p>btw: paul allen, the 5th (i think) richest guy in the world and microsoft co-founder went to washington state so its not all about the ivy college. (fyi, he the one who invested in that space tour company)</p>