Entrepreneurship

I am currently a sophomore at a Top 10 undergrad school and I have been increasingly thinking about business school out of undergrad. Last spring I started a web based venture with an additional partner which has organically grown pretty substantial (8+ employees, annual revenues in 6 figures). The benefits of business school are popping up especially the need to expand my network as well as leadership/accounting/management training.

I'm currently a first semester Junior, getting ready for the recruiting process for summer internships. I'd been following WSO and WSJ for well over a year to prepare for the investment banks and other related jobs, but the recent meltdown has me reconsidering that path.

I've been toying with a start-up idea for a while now. If I choose to give up the traditional path of Banking/F500 CorpFin/Consulting, there are obviously many risks that it entails, not the least of which includes striking out on an unknown, probably unprofitable enterprise (for the first few years) that requires all the sweat and blood poured into banking, and then some.