According to the latest news from Worldway Group: Data research firm WealthInsight and business magazine Spear collected data on 70,000 millionaires worldwide to examine where they earned their degrees and their fields of study. They found that the top ten universities producing the most millionaires are primarily located in the United States, with only two located in the United Kingdom. In this regard, Worldway Group immigration experts point out that the United States has become the preferred destination for Chinese investment immigrants, and providing children with access to advanced American education is one of the key driving forces.
No. 10: University of Pennsylvania, USA
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Having an alumnus like Warren Buffett is convincing enough for the University of Pennsylvania.
No. 9: University of Cambridge, UK
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Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking studied here, and Arianna Huffington, the journalist and founder of the well-known news website "The Huffington Post," also graduated from Cambridge.
No. 8: New York University, USA
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Acclaimed director Woody Allen, famous actor Billy Crystal, and renowned designer Tom Ford all graduated from New York University.
No. 7: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is truly "prestigious"; this institution has produced one-third of all American astronauts.
No. 6: University of Oxford, UK
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Just how impressive is Oxford? 26 British Prime Ministers are graduates of this university. Oxford also has many notable international alumni, such as King Abdullah II of Jordan, who received the 50th Nobel Peace Prize.
No. 5: Columbia University, USA
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Also a university in New York, its alumni include Hollywood director David Selznick and designer Mary McFadden.
No. 4: University of California, USA
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To name just two alumni from the University of California, Berkeley: former Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court Earl Warren and Myspace co-founder Tom Anderson.
No. 3: Stanford University, USA
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Famous graduates from Stanford University include both Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page, as well as the renowned Hollywood actress Sigourney Weaver.
No. 2: Harvard Business School, USA
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Harvard Business School is like a dazzling jewel in the crown of Harvard. The school's wealthy alumni include both 20th-century elites—such as David Rockefeller, a member of the Rockefeller family and Chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank from 1969 to 1981—and the familiar figure in the financial world, Bloomberg founder and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
No. 1: Harvard University, USA
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Harvard University's alumni include political figures such as former U.S. President John F. Kennedy and current President Barack Obama. There are also world-famous billionaires who dropped out of Harvard, such as Bill Gates and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg; a degree really doesn't explain everything.
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