Check out http://YouNoodle.com - do a search on your city and then contact the founders of the startups in your city.
Run with the first one that raises capital, or has it already to hire you.
Research some VC portfolios and contact the companies where you'd fit in.
A uni degree isn't everything, but you need to know how to optimize your time, to be able to keep learning, and to be positioning yourself for success in the best possible way - through a startup.
If you can, a blog will help with your writing skills and something to show employers.
If you get to college, take freelance jobs over the web that can be performed remotely like from elance, getacoder, programmingbids and the like.
Most of all Good Luck and don't be like your dad to your kids.
Run with the first one that raises capital, or has it already to hire you.
Research some VC portfolios and contact the companies where you'd fit in.
A uni degree isn't everything, but you need to know how to optimize your time, to be able to keep learning, and to be positioning yourself for success in the best possible way - through a startup.
If you can, a blog will help with your writing skills and something to show employers.
If you get to college, take freelance jobs over the web that can be performed remotely like from elance, getacoder, programmingbids and the like.
Most of all Good Luck and don't be like your dad to your kids.