Steven Spielberg first enrolled at Cal State Long Beach in 1965, but dropped out three years later to pursue a career in filmmaking. Having already taken a majority of degree requirements, Spielberg decided to re-enroll at the university in 2001. To pass his advanced filmmaking class exam, Spielberg submitted his epic, Schindler's List. Schindler's List not only earned Spielberg Academy Awards for best director and best film, but it also satisfied his most important film school requirement. In 2002, 35 years after starting his college career, Spielberg finally received his bachelor's degree in Film and Electronic Arts.
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