[Robert Wright]

I didn’t go to college, and my startup is doing fine. Learning by doing is the best education

[Susan Clark]

That’s true, but college gives structure. Some people need that to stay focused

[David Gonzalez]

I think it depends on what you want to build. Tech startups benefit from the network and mentorship universities provide

[Madison Martinez]

Online learning is definitely faster though. You can learn marketing or coding in a few months

[Isabella Clark]

Yes, but college also builds discipline and teamwork — skills you’ll use later

[Donna Smith]

I dropped out and learned everything from YouTube and real-world experience. No regrets!

[Thomas Young]

Same here! My business mentor always says, ‘College gives theory, failure gives lessons.’

[Gary Davis]

I think the best combo is both: study while experimenting with side hustles

[Abigail Green]

Agreed. Entrepreneurship is about curiosity, not degrees.

[Thomas Young]

True. But I must admit, the networking in college can open doors

[Abigail Green]

That’s a good point — connections are often more valuable than classes

[Sandra Miller]

Still, I’ve seen many successful entrepreneurs who never stepped into college

[Elizabeth Ramirez]

At the end of the day, results speak louder than diplomas

[Dorothy Martinez]

Exactly! Experience is the real teacher