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Inspired, Boursiquot entered the pre-med program at the University of Florida in Gainesville. But by his sophomore year, his passion was waning. He switched fields from sports medicine to sports management. Boursiquot landed an internship with the Orlando Magic. He quickly realized that becoming a front-office executive in the NBA was going to be an even longer, more uncertain grind than the one hed just left. By the time he graduated, Boursiquot wasnt sure what he wanted to do. He landed a summer job at Algebra Nation. He found he had a surprising ability to reach young people. When the summer started, one middle school student said he didnt bother trying at math because he wasnt any good at it. But as September neared, the young man told Boursiquot he couldnt wait for geometry to start. He said, I realized Im not actually bad at math, Boursiquot recalled.
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