The document discusses the relationship between education, studying, and success through various examples. It provides definitions of success and discusses perspectives on what success means. It also profiles several famous businesspeople and entrepreneurs who achieved great success both with and without college degrees, showing there are multiple paths to success. The conclusion is that a college diploma is one potential path among others, and while certain careers require specific education, it is possible in some cases to succeed without a degree through entrepreneurship, innovation, and determination.

1. Studying
And/Or
Success

2. Education
Success
True stories
Conclusion

4. Percentages by 2020 -OCDE-

7. Korean students :
50 hours of study per week
on average

10. On average, dozens of Korean people think of suicide every day because of
the academic pressure that is extremely consistent.

11. Nearly 15% of American students have thought at least once to
end their days.

14. Why studying ?

16. The definition of success
in dictionary:
the accomplishment of an aim
or purpose
(oxford dictionary)
the achievement of the results
wanted or hoped for : something that
achieves positive results (Combridge
dictionary)

17. David Webster : a statesman
and senator from Massachusetts
during the period leading up to
the Civil War.
Success is the accumulation
of material possessions or
the attainment of a position
of power and prestige

18. John Wooden : an
American basketball
player and coach
Success is peace of mind
attained
through self-satisfaction in
knowing
you made the effort to do the
best

19. Success can mean also :
Being famous and wealthy
Having prestigious position in
the society
Fulfilling a dream
Doing what we want
Being happy and calm

20. THE AMERICAN DREAM

21. What success
means to you in
few words?

23. What is for you
the relationship
between studies and
success
?

24. Christophe de
: Margerie : CEO of
Ecole Supérieure de Total groupe
Commerce de Paris
degree

25. Barack Obama : USA President
a graduate of Columbia University
and Harvard Law School, He was
a community organizer in Chicago
before earning his law degree. He
worked as a civil rights attorney in
Chicago and taught constitutional
law at the University of Chicago
Law School from 1992 to 2004.

26. Mohamed Frikha : owns
Telnet and Syphax
Airlines,
St. Louis Preparatory class
in 1984 he entered the
Ecole Polytechnique
from1986 to 1988, studied
at the Ecole Nationale
Superieure des
Telecommunications Paris

27. Success without diplôma :
True story?

28. Did not have a definite study
plan while a student at
Harvard.
Spent a lot of time using the
school's computers.
Dropped out of Harvard .

29. William Henry "Bill" Gates
Is an American business
man, investor, programmer, inve
ntor and philanthropist.
Is the former chief executive
and current chairman
of Microsoft, the world’s largest
personal-
computer software company.
Has been listed by Forbes
magazine as the wealthiest
American for the 19th year in a
row, with a fortune of $66bn

30. Was a bright but
inattentive student.
Left the University
of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign after his
second year,
because of not
taking his final
exams.

31. Lawrence Joseph "Larry" Ellison
Is an American business magnate, co-
founder and chief executive of Oracle
Corporation, one of the world's leading
enterprise software companies.
Was the third-wealthiest American
with an estimated worth of $41 billion
including his ownership of Oracle
company stock.[3]

32. Amancio Ortega Gaona
Found a job , in his teens, as a shop
hand for a local shirt maker called
Gala, which still sits on the same corner
in downtown La Coruña.
Founded , in 1972 , Confecciones Goa
selling quilted bathrobes which Ortega
produced using thousands of local
women organized into sewing
cooperatives

33. Is a Spanish fashion executive and found
chairman of the Inditex fashion group, b
known for its chain of Zara clothing and
accessories retail shops

34. Ingvar
Kamprad
Began to develop a business as a
young boy, selling matches to
neighbors from his bicycle.

35. Is a Swedish business
magnate and the founder
of IKEA

36. Michael Dell
Started an informal business putting
together and selling upgrade kits for personal
computers.
Now is the founder and CEO of Dell Inc., one
of the world’s leading sellers of personal
computers.

38. Roman Abramovich
Started his career during his army service
where he sold stolen gasoline to some of the
commissioned officers of his unit
After that , worked as a street-trader and
then as a mechanic at a local factory.
Now is a Russian business tycoon and the
main owner of the private investment
company Millhouse LLC. He is known outside
Russia as the owner of Chelsea Football Club.

40. A true story where :
Success = rich + famous + innovator
+ entrepreneur + influential
Way = school + extra-school

41. Mark Zuckerberg
Began writing software as a hobby in middle
school, with help from his father
Attended Harvard College, majoring in
computer science and psychology
Now is a computer programmer and Internet
entrepreneur.
Is the chairman and chief executive of
Facebook

43. Road To Success Conclusion
Diploma becomes a possible road among others.
It is quite possible to succeed without a degree ;)
“ You can make a fortune in the amount of business levels as
you can get rich without ever having graduated”
- Steve Jobs or Charles Bronson.
You can use your degree to earn a lot of money .
Is it possible to succeed without a degree?
The answer depends on what you plan. If you dream of
becoming a surgeon, working in the nuclear safety or NASA,
you are not able to do it without a diploma because you need
technics.

44. For your
attention