Hate to say it, but this is why I'm incredibly glad I didn't drop out of college even though I had a solid gig ready to go. I knew I wasn't cut out for being a

Hate to say it, but this is why I'm incredibly glad I didn't drop out of college even though I had a solid gig ready to go. I knew I wasn't cut out for being an perpetual founder and that I'd definitely encounter greater challenges not having a degree than the challenges standing between me and my degree at that point in time. ($7k and 1 year of my life with classes I wasn't sure I could stomach). Wish you the best, but for those considering this always assume you maybe aren't the best - think about what comforts you're giving up. I will say, anyone you talk to on the college / dropout risk/reward problem are highly biased. Dropouts who have achieved success are susceptible to survivorship bias and will vehemently tell you college isn't necessary. PHD's will always espouse college as the only route because they burned their entire 20's in college.