Before becoming a famous college dropout, Bill Gates applied to 3 Ivy League schools and used a different ‘persona’ for each one: ‘Each was a performance’
Bill Gates applied to three different Ivy League colleges and experimented with his persona, emphasizing different ...
Bill Gates was accepted into Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. He says he treated each application like a 'performance.'
Bill Gates said he applied to Ivy League schools using different personas and interests.He experimented with different career ...
NDTV Exclusive - Bill Gates Was 19 When He Decided To Quit Harvard. He Explains Why
Bill Gates was 19 when he decided to quit Harvard, which has long been venerated as a space where only the best and brightest ...
Bill Gates Remembers Taking LSD as a Teen — and How It Didn't Wear Off by the Time He Went to the Dentist
In his debut memoir Source Code, which will be published on Tuesday, Feb. 4, Bill Gates shares a number of candid stories ...
Bill Gates almost had a career in politics
The uncertain future of computers and software led Microsoft's Bill Gates to explore other career paths — including becoming ...
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Bill Gates’ dropping out from college ‘wasn’t surprising’! Here’s what his Harvard Professor says
Gates' decision to leave college and establish Microsoft led him to become a billionaire by the age of 31. Bill Gates doesn’t need an introduction when it comes to the big names of the tech ...
A soulful Bill Gates visits Boston and shares some regrets
The Microsoft cofounder talked about his ‘pretty ideal’ childhood, with one shocking loss, at a Harvard Book Store event on Monday evening.
Bill Gates Shares His Thoughts on Vaccine Backlash, Intel's Woes and Google's Antitrust Battle
Although Microsoft founder Bill Gates sat down for an interview with The Associated Press to discuss his new memoir, “Source ...
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Bill Gates Talks AI, Journey to Microsoft at Sanders Event
Harvard dropout and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates discussed the early days of Microsoft and current developments in artificial intelligence at a sold-out Monday talk in Sanders Theatre.