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I've been working on this project for almost 3 years and have finally gotten to a point where I'm close to getting a finished product, so no, it's not a matter

I've been working on this project for almost 3 years and have finally gotten to a point where I'm close to getting a finished product, so no, it's not a matter of commitment. College financials are not a concern (and my grades are very good, the CS department is just anal). I can make a quality product, but shipping it and making money off of it is what's up in the air. You are correct in that it is entirely possible for me to do both college and startup at the same time, I just don't want to be carrying a 5 pound rock with me on a marathon if I don't need it.

shiny 16y ago
Well, you could take a semester/quarter off and see if this product is something that could work. You don't have to full-on drop out. Honestly, from reading your post, it doesn't sound like you're getting too much out of college (at least educationally, dunno about socially). It may not be worth your time/money/brain power. College isn't a necessity for networking with like-minded people these days.