Pretty much skewed towards many countries with exorbitant tuition fees though. I don't think I remember any students here in Germany working 2 jobs. Sure, ther

Pretty much skewed towards many countries with exorbitant tuition fees though. I don't think I remember any students here in Germany working 2 jobs. Sure, there's some inherent privilege in getting there to be able to study in the first place, but it has not a lot to do with 'wealth', being middle class and living at home (which kinda used to be the default until you were finished anyway) because we don't have so many campus universities and the majority would study at the closest uni anyway. But I think I misread your comment as too generic, in the narrow sense of starting a company, yes, but my point is that your 'safety net' doesn't have to be your parents millions in the bank - just keep living at home would be fine.