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Ironically, the founder went to Wharton, the institution that is the embodiment of the exact opposite values of the university that he is founding.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eIaEgxZCpk

free software

Seriously? I'm going to UPenn btw.

Currently there are categories but no search.

*Thing

-> Enterprise

I am a high school student, and I am curious about your path to this very attractive lifestyle.

Would you mind giving me a point by point summary?

I want to be an entrepreneur and CS seems the clearest path to that.

Size != Functionality

Moderately interesting...

I'm currently between pursuing finance (banking), consulting, law, and entrepreneurship (CS). I love making new things, so I think that CS would be very freeing; however, I know that those other paths would probably be more straightforward for me, but maybe I should at least take a chance on CS.

That said, I'm currently no expert on programming. I've self taught Python, HTML, CSS, some js, and I'm currently learning Ruby on Rails because my friend and I are working on making a web app (he's doing most of the programming, but it was my concept). Right now, I'm not sure if I should declare myself as a prospective CS major or not considering my lack of credentials. Economics would be much easier for me to justify.

Sal does a great job with the higher level mathematics. His videos helped me get an A+ in calculus. He does his best, and he should be applauded for that.

I like math, economics, and CS. What would you recommend I pursue?

Wow... terrible taste with the "Feminine Mystique" reference.

Maybe it is because we do not want many new users who are not bright enough to navigate the website.