Logan Sears isn't sure if he has what it takes to be an entrepreneur.
But he wants to find out. The 22-year-old tech nut tried his hand at launching a computer-repair company four years ago. When he hadn't turned a profit after a few years, he scrapped the venture and took odd jobs doing tech support and software development at big IT firms like IBM and UniFocus. Sears thinks he's destined to be a software programmer or maybe the founder of a sexy Internet start-up like Airbnb or Uber. Like many people, he thinks an education will help him figure it...
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