I completely agree that having or nor having college degree does not necessarily indicate chances for success. As article indicated we have many successful dr

I completely agree that having or nor having college degree does not necessarily indicate chances for success. As article indicated we have many successful drop outs but how many drop outs are actually become successful, probably less than 0.0001%. I believe in power of dedication and desire. If you are motivated and know what you want you will learn and pick up knowledge much faster and in more efficient way then any college can teach you and will succeed. As the meter of the fact, most successful drop outs quit school because it was not build for them and held them from growing quick. They are fast paced and proved it. However, for average person who does not have extraordinary ambitions, college might be a good place to learn how to learn, to learn how to organize thought, to figure out what they need and meet good people. Nevertheless, completely support college degree but it should not be an indicator of success when preceded by public, by employer by business, however you have to have some way to measure you potential success if all you have is resume consisted of one page and few facts.