Long before corner offices and eye-popping salaries, Fortune 500 CEOs were just like any other college student, living in dorms, downing brewskies at nickel beer night, and pulling all-night study sessions. Ok, maybe they weren’t exactly like the average college student, but these powerful leaders did cultivate their business smarts at universities across the country.
U.S. News & World Report breaks down the college choices for the 500 CEOs and dug up some interesting trivia tidbits, including:
- Harvard University was the most popular school amongst the CEOs, awarding 58 degrees.
- The only non-Ivy League school in the top five was the University of Wisconsin—Madison.
- Nineteen of the CEOs received no college degree.
Full story at U.S. News & World Report.
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