So, you have a year the university will give you, and a year the other founders will give you.
So, go to school for another year, and then if the startup is doing well, take senior year off--you can always go and finish later (like, credits are usually good up to five years).
That seems to be the most conservative/least risky approach.
You wouldn't by chance be their tech person, would you?
So, go to school for another year, and then if the startup is doing well, take senior year off--you can always go and finish later (like, credits are usually good up to five years).
That seems to be the most conservative/least risky approach.
You wouldn't by chance be their tech person, would you?