Local colleges have students willing to work on something for free as an internship (for college credit) that will help them hone their skills or give them expe

Local colleges have students willing to work on something for free as an internship (for college credit) that will help them hone their skills or give them experience. You might sort through several students to find the one with enough skills to hold their own in executing an idea, but there are definitely several diamonds in the rough there. Some universities have classes that need real projects to work on too. If you get into a community college, there is probably a shortage of real projects for them to tackle while at a large university there will likely be a long waiting queue unless your idea is so above par (or you're famous or cool to work with) that a professor or dean moves it to the top of the queue. If you're looking for more of a cofounder, there are websites or marketplaces for that: http://www.techcofounder.com/ http://www.techcofounder.com/ or http://www.cofounderslab.com/ http://www.cofounderslab.com/ - I'm sure you can Google "find a cofounder" to find more.