YES! it is possible, you don't need a degree to become successful, i suggest that you do all your homework and get as much knowledge as you can about marketing, accounting, and business management. The bests of luck!

You can do anything that you set your mind to! College is not necessary to be successful it does provide you with all the right tools and information you will need, but you can find your own resources of learning and still be successful.

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With the success of young pioneers like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Mark Zuckerburg; the question has to be asked: Is college necessary to be a successful entrepreneur?Well, yes and no. A coolege degree is by no means a prerequisite for success as an entrepreneur, but many successful entrepreneurs will tell you that the college experience was a huge benefit, and heolped shape their thoughts, goals, and even relationships in a way that was helpful to their business.

Honestly, the conversation shouldn’t be about school, it should be about education. In any industry, in any trade, you need to be properly educated on your craft. As an entrepreneur, you need to be at least knowledgeable in several industries, especially in the beginning stages of your business.

Education can come in the form of college classes, but also can come in the form of knowledgeable mentors, seminar training, and good old fashioned reading and staying current on the events in your field. Don’t get caught up in the specifics of how you need to be educated, spend more time defining what you really want to do in life, then learn accordingly.

Even still, college is the top way to go in terms of networking with the future leaders of your generation. If you’re not sure what you want to major in, get social, get involved in organizations and activities that will give you the most exposure to find something that you really like and enjoy.

Though a college education is not required to be a successful entrepreneur, the valuable knowledge and experiences derived from a formal education should not be written off too quickly. Theory and practice combined, create "praxis," which in the long run, is much better than one over the other. Jim Rohn said it best, "Formal education will make you a living; self education will make you a fortune."

Yes.

Examples:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Branson

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theo_Paphitis

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Dennis

To name but a few of a very, very long list.

The most valuable aspect of college as Elijah pointed out is the networking. The education you can pick up on your own but you need a substitute for the networking aspect. Check meetup and your local chamber to see if there are any local small business groups in your area.

From recommendations for professional services (accounting, web design etc) to having people promote you it helps to have a network. Online social networking like Linked In helps as well.

That being said, it really depends on your field. In computing, work experience often counts for more than formal education. Certificates will often get you that crucial first meeting and then its just selling yourself.

College degree = sitting in a desk for 4 years as you listen to a long string of professors and instructors babble endlessly about their visions of socialist nirvana.

You actually have a much better chance of being a successful entreprenuer if you avoid this worthless distraction.

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are both college dropouts. That says a lot for the value of a University degree.