15 tech moguls who built billion-dollar companies without a college degree
Mark Twain is often credited with the line "I never let my schooling interfere with my education." Whether or not he actually said it, the sentiment has powered one of Silicon Valley's most persistent myths: that the smartest people in tech did not need a degree to prove it.
That myth is being tested again. As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes what it even means to be a white-collar worker, and tuition at top universities climbs past six figures, a growing number of young people are asking whether four years and a mountain of debt are still worth it. Some are choosing not to find out.
That myth is being tested again. As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes what it even means to be a white-collar worker, and tuition at top universities climbs past six figures, a growing number of young people are asking whether four years and a mountain of debt are still worth it. Some are choosing not to find out.
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