10 Notabilities Who Couldn't Make Into Their Dream College

Matt Groening

The creator of The Simpsons is a member of the Rejected-From-Harvard Club too, according to a magazine published by two Harvard alums. Groening ended up attending The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington from 1972 to 1977, which he described as "a hippie college, with no grades or required classes, which drew every weirdo in the Northwest."

Jerry Greenfield

One half of the duo behind Ben & Jerry's—was pre-med at Oberlin College, but when time came to move on to study in a medical school, he applied to 20, and was rejected from each of it. Even after he employed himself as a lab technician job to boost his resume and re-applied, he was met with another 20 rejection letters. So, instead he partnered with his junior high school friend to make ice cream. The rest is one delicious history.

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