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You attend and graduate from a college that offers this a degree is a start.
Thomas Jefferson was the founding father and president who did not attend college. He was self-taught and had a voracious appetite for reading and learning. Despite not having a formal college education, he became one of the most influential figures in American history, contributing to fields such as law, politics, and philosophy.
Wilt Chamberlain became famous in his highschool and college years of playing basketball so well.
William Wells Brown did not attend college. He was born into slavery and did not escape until he was in his twenties. From there he became a public figure in the United States and later became the first African American author.
In the year 1933. Her mother soon became ill too.
she did not go to college because back then there was hardly any college's
Tupac didn't attend college.
He just played basketball and he was good at it
Helen Keller became famous because she was the Nations first blind, and deaf student, to attend and graduate from Radciffe College.
Kitty O'Neil was born in 1946 but later got meningitis and became deaf. She then began to work as a stuntwoman who did a lot of dangerous driving and retired in 1986. According to her biography, she did not attend college.
He went to medical school for a year in the University of Barcelona before he became a professional basketball player
*A number of U.S. colleges start playing the game between 1893 and 1895. *1934 was when the first college game was played. *It was staged in New York City's Madison Square Garden. *By the 1950s basketball became a major college sport.