I don't really see the point of this article. Of course some people who were rejected get successful, and some who get into Harvard don't, it's not like it was

I don't really see the point of this article. Of course some people who were rejected get successful, and some who get into Harvard don't, it's not like it was possible to predict anyone success with 100 % accuracy. It would be interresting to have the percentage of people who get into the best universities and succeed in their life, and the percentage of people who were rejected but still managed to succeed. But we'll have to find a way to measure "success" first... (Sorry for the spelling or grammar mistakes, I really need to improve my english)