Mark Z. started his business in his dormitory room in Harvard Univ. while he was a student. 

He's a Harvard-educated former tax attorney.

A 2015 Harvard study conducted in Wisconsin found that for every one official eviction, there are two families that end up leaving their homes before courts get involved.

According to Nicholas Retsinas of Harvard University, “…If you have high demand and a restrained supply the only result is higher prices.



As well as with BP and GURU's these sites and Guru's are unleashing way too many people into the business and Many many should not be in it in the first or last place they do not have what it takes to be the .01% concert violinist they end up playing in the barber shop quartets.My other commend was on my flight from Charleston to Portland last night ( which took for ever because of a connection through ATL... ) delta in flight mag had an article on MBA pay.. starting pay for a Stanford  Wharton Harvard MBA is right at 130k a year.. with the chances for many of these to be huge wage earners.. start companies etc..

Harvard, BC, BU, MIT are among some of the top colleges in the world, and are located all throughout Boston.

Harvard endowment and John Hancock certainly know the routine.

Some of the brightest investors in the country  Harvard endowment  John Hancock etc. they are the number one owners and long term investors in Timberlands in the US.. there is no cash flow in timber.. there is own it hold it ( many times for 30 to 100 years) harvest it one time event and cash out..

But let's be clear, dropping out of community college is way different than genius programmers dropping out of Harvard. 

According to Pavan Agarwal on the HousingWire Daily, a Harvard study showed that the average person spends about 41% of their time doing work that a personal assistant could do.