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If you succeed, then probably not much. But don't assume success -- desires can change. If you get frustrated with the startup and quit, then all of a sudden
by aneesh 18y ago
If you succeed, then probably not much. But don't assume success -- desires can change. If you get frustrated with the startup and quit, then all of a sudden you're just a person who hasn't gone to college.
Also, the types of places that give you strong credentials are also full of smart people you might want to work with if you launch a startup.
- stcredzero 18y agoJust having the degree period is much more significant than whether or not it's a top-flight school. (We discount schools that are clearly a joke.) Likewise, just being at a top-flight school is more significant than which particular one it is. Being at a place with smart professors doesn't benefit you much if you don't like them or if none of them happen to like you. Being around smart fellow students isn't so good if you don't get along with them. Far better to find a dynamite mentoring relationship at a good school than to just float through at the best school.