Like most comments here I would have to say I completely disagree. In fact I learnt very little of the skills needed to work in a corporation. Testing, build au

Like most comments here I would have to say I completely disagree. In fact I learnt very little of the skills needed to work in a corporation. Testing, build automation, source control, working on large projects, working with poorly documented legacy code. All skills necessary to survive in corporate software development that were never touched or only very lightly grazed. If you want to go to college to learn to be an entrepreneur, get a degree in entrepreneurship. Colleges should teach the core competencies of your degree that can then be applied in any number of ways. [Edited for spelling]