Forbes 7 Youngest Millionaires

These young entrepreneurs got rich before many of their peers had even started working. To qualify for this Forbes' list, the kids needs to have $1 million in revenue before college graduation and by age 22 (or be on track to do so), or had to have received funding that valued their operations at $1 million or more.

Here's this year's 7 of the Forbes Youngest Millionaires:

Jason Brian of Autocricket

Jason Brian

Fresh after his high school graduation, Jason Brian worked in the marketing department of a South Florida car dealership. Realizing that the future of marketing was on the web, he bought online ads and used seo techniques. At the age of 21, he spent less than $10,000 from personal savings and built a website helping consumers look for cars, the Autocricket.com. The website made money by selling customer's information to dealers and manufacturers which could market to customers directly. Only six months after it was launched, two big time entrepreneurs invested $250,000. In 2009 when Brian was 22, the website generated $1.2 Million in revenue and in 2010 it did $6 Million.