Get a job and learn. MS/MBA is fine if that is what you want personally, but they are not necessary IMO. If you like the idea of startups, go join one, but do

Get a job and learn. MS/MBA is fine if that is what you want personally, but they are not necessary IMO. If you like the idea of startups, go join one, but don't try to start one first thing out. There are exceptions of course, but in general I think you'll be more successful if you have at least a few years of work experience to learn patterns that work, that don't work etc. Plus unless you have an amazing idea, come from a solid school and/or have connections already getting up and going will be that much harder. If you go work at a startup, gain some experience, contacts etc you'll be more successful when you do your own startup.