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Startups aren’t something you can learn in a classroom, especially not in a year or a year and a half. You need real-world experience, not lectures and case studies. The thing about startup founders is they fail, learn from those failures, and come back stronger. These programs seem too polished and theoretical. I'd rather spend that money learning from the mistakes of experienced entrepreneurs, not someone who has a business school degree but no actual startup journey.

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