"anyone who graduates is likely to become a millionaire by the age of 30"

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<p>An Aussie visitor reports on his tour of Boston and Harvard …</p>

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<p>Ugh. These are the types of reports that make me wonder…
There is absolutely no evidence for this… at all.
Many thousands of Harvard graduates are making an annual salary of less than six figures.</p>

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<p>Hmmm … maybe if you average those “many thousands of Harvard graduates making less than six figures” with Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates you’d average more than a million apiece!</p>

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<p>Excellent. Can’t wait to spend that million!</p>

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<p>Maybe what the guy wrote was “anyone who attends Harvard for a year or two and then drops out to pursue business opportunities in the computer science sector is likely to become a millionaire” but his editor wanted something more succinct.</p>

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<p>@DwightEisenhower
I hope Harvard has taught you how to be a tiny bit wiser with your money :P</p>