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An 18-year-old coder, rejected by all Ivy Leagues, chose college-free path after building a $30M app.
An 18-year-old self-taught coder, Zach Yadegari, founder of Cal AI—a calorie-tracking app earning $30 million annually—was rejected by all Ivy League schools despite a perfect GPA, high ACT score, and early entrepreneurial success.
He chose the University of Miami, calling college a "six-figure vacation" and arguing that real-world experience often surpasses traditional higher education.
While acknowledging college may benefit some, he believes it’s not necessary for most due to rising costs and uncertain returns, especially in tech fields where skills and portfolios matter more than degrees.
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Un programador de 18 años, rechazado por todas las Ligas Ivy, eligió el camino sin universidad después de construir una aplicación de $30 millones.