-- Don't let your schooling interfere with your education. -- Nevertheless, education is vital. For everyone. The more educated you are, the better. I don't kn

-- Don't let your schooling interfere with your education. -- Nevertheless, education is vital. For everyone. The more educated you are, the better. I don't know specifically about _that_ degree you're talking about, but as an American (most presumably you are, that is) think about the option to finish your college degree, let's say in Germany (Berlin has an awesome startup scene coming on, too) or in the Netherlands (Amsterdam is rocking big time, too). I referred to Germany mainly because their education system is public (the fees for some unis are $500/semester, pretty decent, most of them are free -- depends on the state) and their unis are rocking big time. I don't know what you were studying before you drop-out but as a technical kiddo, pardon my word usage, consider also studying something different now--let's say philosophy or something. If I were you, I'd try to study. A guy with a college degree is always more "better" (with a very broad sense) than a guy who hasn't a degree. Well, not always -- especially in the IT field, BUT generally speaking, I consider a BSc a vital thing for to posses. And remember, it's not always what you will be taught in uni -- you mainly get to understand how to think properly and not for example how to program fluently in Python. They teach you how to think. And thinking is vital.