What do you wish you took more advantage of while in university? I've got 1.5 yrs left in school and am semi-actively bootstrapping—I don't want to have regrets about not making the best of my experience after graduating.
Any suggestions for students interested in micro-SaaS? Any resources or tips that are specifically applicable to students who are bootstrapping?
They need not be directly related to building a micro-SaaS, but even actions/resources I could leverage that might help me build financial independence further down the line.
One of my only regrets is not going abroad.
Other than that, I took every single opportunity. Was Director of a Tech Club, VR Project Lead, and had a bunch of extra-curriculars.
Take advantage of your on-campus resources for entrepreneurs. The Blackstone Launchpad on my campus is the reason I'm full-time on my startup right now. That opened the door for me into startups and such. There are tons of opportunities for non-dilutive pitch competitions, grants, etc. Try to find them!
"One of my only regrets is not going abroad"
any suggestion how we could achieve it?
Well, unfortunately the current global climate, im assuming most schools have paused their abroad programs for now. All depends on your University too - but do get acclimated with the Study Abroad programs/office on campus and reach out to see if there are any opportunities available!
Uhh, unfortunately, there's a lot to tell.
Please do elaborate! :)
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