Arav Narula plans to attend college in five or six years
Arav Narula · 13 Year Old Building Indie Builder Community, First $8 in Revenue! · May 29, 2021 · at 10:53
Arav Narula, a 13-year-old founder of MakersRocket and IndieKit, is asked by host Nathan Latka whether he intends to pursue college or focus entirely on building startups.
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“Probably, yes. I'll still go. It still likes to get that hands-on experience, where I'll probably won't get from building a business other than, I've learned a lot so far, so already at this age, and it reminded me of it that I'm still a teenager, right? I'm still 13, and I'm going to grade, I'm going to high school next year, so that's, in a few, I'll be, obviously, a high school student in a month from now, which is surprising to me, so I feel like it's about that On our topic of money, I'm trying to figure out a way to actually make it in a proper MMR. So I feel like I'll figure that out in a while. So if you answer your question, yes, I think I still go to college five or six years from now.”
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