Originally Posted by
hustlertwo
And when I meant students, I never would consider course credit or anything like that viable. I'm not a company, so that would have to seem shady to any reputable institution. When I meant using students, I meant more along the lines of putting up one of those sheets with phone number strips advertising the opportunity at a programming school nearby or something. Perhaps the digital equivalent thereof on a social networking site. And that hardly seems like taking advantage of anyone, given it is A. voluntary and B. a paying gig for people who may have that in short supply. My best friend spent his first year after getting his degree in game creation from a prestigious school living in my trailer mostly just working on RPG Maker games and self-gratification, totally unemployed. If someone had given him a shot at $500 and 50-60% of the future proceeds for a game he'd likely have jumped at the chance.