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tl;dr Use your college life to build cool stuff, just because you can. You won't have that liberty once you come out > I might drop out next year. My guess is
by shrikrishna 13y ago
tl;dr Use your college life to build cool stuff, just because you can. You won't have that liberty once you come out
> I might drop out next year.
My guess is that you are serious about this. As a student myself, and having been thinking on similar lines over three of four years of my college, my opinion is - finish what you started. It is absolutely true that what you learn in college is outdated. But, what you get in college and don't get once you come out is the sandboxed environment. In college, you are free to explore your will, do whatever you want (even find co founders, if you are enterpreneural); there is no pressure. The pressure palpably increases once you come out. You can do that (do cool stuff for fun) even after college, but it's infinitely harder.
> since I already know a lot of stuff/tech
You might be the best in your college, but never let it get into your head (I'm not saying you are)
PS: It became a long reply in the end. My apologies
- ponyous 13y agoI think I have this luck, that in my country I can repeat one year of college (free of charge), so I will probably drop-out (fail one year intentionally) next year and will experiment for a year - hopefully I will be successful as I plan. "even find co founders, if you are enterpreneural" - I'm trying this the whole time not just in college but with everyone with IT interests. People in my country are just not that ambitious - they just want a safe job and an average salary. This one student to whom I've been talking too seems to be someone who I should hang out with.
- notduncansmith 13y agoIf you don't mind me asking, what country are you in?
- ponyous 13y agoSlovenia (Southern part of Central Europe)