The list includes CEOs and co-founders of companies, medical students, medical researchers and professors.
Forbes also listed the top 10 alma maters of those on the list.
1. Harvard University
2. MIT
3. Stanford University
4. New York University
5. University of Pennsylvania
6. University of California, Berkeley
7. Brown University
8. Yale University
9. Princeton University
10. Duke University
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