I have an MBA and MS in CS from Arizona (who at the time was ranked top 10 in entrepreneurship). I did not have a focus in the MBA so I could do Computer Scien

I have an MBA and MS in CS from Arizona (who at the time was ranked top 10 in entrepreneurship). I did not have a focus in the MBA so I could do Computer Science but the entrepreneurship track sounded like a less serious/competitive YC with a few classes thrown in the mix. You grouped up with others and worked on an idea for a year. The program recruited successful retires to both teach the classes and advise you on your idea. It actually sounded fairly practical, and the caliber of advisors they recruited was pretty good (most of them had run several businesses and made a few million dollars over their lifetime). It was definitely less tech-oriented though.