Steve Jobs, the legendary Apple CEO, was not a straight-A student at the age of 18, according to records from his high school years. He graduated from Homestead High School in 1972 with a 2.65 GPA on a 4.0 scale, making his report card largely filled with Bs and Cs rather than straight As. As a teenager, Jobs attended Reed College but left after one semester to audit classes that interested him. His interest in electronics and Eastern philosophy later influenced the design philosophy behind Apple products. However, his tenure at Apple was rocky, with him being pushed out in 1985 following a power struggle with then-CEO John Sculley over the direction of the Macintosh.