Comment by turtleyacht

Study as much math and physics as you can. Study business, accounting, finance, and marketing. Study the classics and philosophy.

Once school winds down and life picks up, you'll have less time to sit down and deeply read anything.

Build your mental toolkit while you have the luxury of time.

At least, that's what I'd tell my younger self.

I'm not saying not to study computer science, but a lot of it is free and its applied foundations are in the open (free and open-source software).

Novel ideas come from the synergy of thinking and implementation.

Mathematics is the baseline.