No you're totally fine, I think everyone who is getting in to web/tech startups is the same boat. And you major matters very little, almost everyone who is doin

No you're totally fine, I think everyone who is getting in to web/tech startups is the same boat. And you major matters very little, almost everyone who is doing a web related startup has learned their skill set needed for the development of web/startup is learned by them selves... so you can too. Plus almost all universities cater to people who just want basic training and education so they can work at another company... so that's not a surprise no one is pushing you to a entrepreneurial path. As for looking for co-founders, go to technology related meetups and every city is bound to have a group there who are interested in startups as well (barcamps, meetup.com, etc). Also #startups is a good place to bounce ideas. Good luck!