Harry S. Truman, the 33rd president of the United States, is noted as the most recent U.S. president who did not complete college. Although he spent a short time in business and law schools, Truman did not obtain a degree, making his journey to the presidency somewhat unconventional by contemporary standards. His rise to the presidency, distinguished by his guidance in the concluding phases of World War II, showcases that while higher education is often viewed as a prerequisite for leadership, it does not solely define a person's aptitude to lead the country.
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