After dropping out of college almost 12 years ago, Mark Zuckerberg is now officially licensed by his former University, Harvard. Thus making a difference in the line of university dropouts who became millionaires after founding technology companies, as an example (Bill Gates and Steve Jobs).
Zuckerberg founded what was then called “The Facebook”In his university dormitory in 2004. The service was initially limited to Harvard students only before expanding to other Ivy League universities.
Mark Zuckerberg also visited the room where he built Facebook together with his co-founders, Dustin Moskovitz, Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum and Chris Hughes.
Zuckerberg was responsible for Harvard's graduation speech. After the speech he received the honorary diploma and published a photo with his parents Edward and Karen Zuckerberg.
The Less Thing team congratulates the CEO of Facebook for their achievement.
Good morning, less thread, he didn’t finish, it’s a merit diploma that was awarded on the day he was invited to open the school year, even if he doesn’t finish his entrepreneurial and technological qualities, it’s worth taking off the hat
In the penultimate paragraph: “Zuckerberg was responsible for Harvard's graduation speech. After the speech he received the honorary diploma and published a photo with his parents Edward and Karen Zuckerberg. ” 😉
Good observation, Rosário Dilo. He received an honorary degree, which is different from the university degree. However, both have the same equivalence unless there is some indication to the contrary.
That answer does not justify the fact that the title is: Mark Zuckerberg finally finished his degree at Harvard. Clickbait.