If you want to be a Fortune 500 CEO, we have a couple pieces of advice. First, don’t be like Scott Thompson [1], who lost his gig at Yahoo when it was revealed he lied about earning a computer science degree, the Huffington Post reports. The second tip is to think about attending one of the 13 schools where most of the Fortune 500 CEOs [2] actually did pick up college degrees. Harvard University leads the pack, according to U.S. News & World Report‘s tracking, doling out a total of 64 degrees, a majority of them being MBAs. As a reminder, this doesn’t include people like Mark Zuckerburg, who is a Fortune 500 CEO who went to Harvard but not a college graduate. Stanford University also makes the list, as well as the Universities of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Virginia…