An internship is effectively getting paid to learn. Maybe there are better choices for the company to work with but hey, you may never get another chance to le

An internship is effectively getting paid to learn. Maybe there are better choices for the company to work with but hey, you may never get another chance to learn how Facebook builds things. If you get an opportunity to get a look at software development in a household name take it. Hell if someone offered to have me come code with them at their company for a day on one of my days off I would take it in a second. It's incredibly valuable to get a chance to look at a company's practices, culture, and the general feel of things there. You're not committing for years, you're committing for a summer. Enjoy it. If you decide later that being an entrepreneur isn't working for you for whatever reason having a big name on your resume and contacts in the industry can be a huge leg up.