Bachelor Season 1 was Alex Michel (II) from Charlottesville, Virginia. Amanda Marsh was the winning bachelorette from season 1. Alex graduated from Harvard, earned his MBA from Stanford, and has had five serious relationships. His favorite TV show is The Simpsons and his favorite magazines are The Economist, Forbes, The New Yorker and The Onion.

Bachelor Season 2 was Aaron Grant Buerge from Butler, Missouri. Helene Eksterowicz was the winning bachelorette from season 2. Aaron attended Joplin High School, where he played soccer, ran track and was an All-State swimmer. He graduated from the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering. Aaron earned an MBA in International Finance from Clemson University. Aaron is currently a senior vice president of a family-owned bank in Springfield, Missouri

Bachelor Season 3 was Andrew Firestone from Santa Barbara County, CA. Jen Schefft was the winning bachelorette from season 3. Andrew Firestone, the great-grandson of Harvey Firestone tire entrepreneur, and son of Brooks Firestone, the creator of one of California's most successful winery and brewery enterprises. Andrew went to the University of San Diego and graduated with a degree in business in 1998. He played football in college until a knee injury forced him to end his playing days. Andrew is a trader at a brokerage firm in San Francisco.

Bachelor Season 4 was Bob Guiney from Riverview, MI. Estella Gardinier was the winning bachelorette from season 4. Bob attended a local High School (RCHS) and was active in sports, student government and other activities. Upon graduation, Bob went to Michigan State University, where he was a quarterback on the football team and was active in several extracurricular activities before graduating in 1993. Bob and a long-time friend Greg Clausen started a branch of a mortgage company together named Allied Home Mortgage. This left little time for Bob's true passion of music.

Bachelor Season 5 was Jesse James Palmer from Toronto, Ontario Canada. Jessica Bowlin was the winning bachelorette from season 5. Jesse Palmer, drafted by the New York Giants in 2001, brought impressive collegiate credentials to the NFL and became the top back-up quarterback last season, after spending a season as the No.-3 signal-caller. Jesse ranks fourth on the University of Florida Gators' all-time list with a 133.14 passing efficiency rating, and was named to the Southeastern Conference's Academic Honor Roll for the third straight year in 2000.

Bachelor Season 6 was Byron Paul Velvick from Downey, CA. Mary Delgado was the winning bachelorette from season 6. Byron Velvick was a professional bass fisherman for 13 years. Byron graduated from University of California at Irvine with a degree in English, with an emphasis in philosophy. A flexible schedule allows him to spend a great deal of time on the water fishing, as well as traveling, but he's also a true outdoorsman and enjoys biking and hiking and watching the Weather Channel.

Bachelor Season 7 was Charlie O'Connell from New York, New York. Sara Brice was the winning bachelorette from season 7. Charlie O'Connell, 29, a real estate investor, actor and a self-described fun loving "good guy," has long cherished his carefree bachelor lifestyle. While he grew up in New York City, Charlie currently splits his time between both coasts. For the last eight years Los Angeles has been his main residence, where he lives with his older brother, actor Jerry O'Connell. He also spends much of his time at his family's home in Montauk, Long Island with his parents, whose marriage of over 30 years serves as the model relationship Charlie so desires.

Bachelor Season 11 was Brad Womack from from Austin, Texas. Bachelor Brad ended up not making a choice between Jenni, who was a professional dancer and bartender DeAnna, also amazing and incredible, and together the three of them came to have intense feelings. Despite the odds, it was the first Bachelor to not making any decision on the final episode. Read more about the season finale on MSNBC.

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