For many of us student entrepreneurs, graduation marks an exciting time—the finish line of academia and the beginning of a full-time career in entrepreneurship. Without the time limitations of academic commitments and physical limitations of university, postgraduate life offers the freedom to fully and freely invest our time.
That said, the months leading up to graduation were a great source of anxiety for me, as I imagine they are for many other graduating student entrepreneurs. My fear was that graduation marked the end of access to invaluable on-campus resources—losing the support system of faculty members and peers, networking opportunities, and university funding.
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