1. Venture capital refers to an equity investment made by investors in a promising project, because the project only has prospects, but it cannot form an effective scale without financial support. Investors realize holding through venture capital, with high risk and high profit expectation.

2. Angel investment refers to auxiliary investment, which is different from venture capital. Venture capital is entirely from the standpoint of businessmen, while angel investment is more about giving social benefits or other benefits to borrowers and assisting borrowers to complete projects.

3. Crowdfunding means that ordinary people develop projects through self-financing, not loans. Joint-stock system can be implemented to return investors.

As a college student, we must first have a clear understanding of the project, and then start a business. At the beginning, the initial fund raising can be completed through crowdfunding or angel investment. After developing to a certain scale, we can seek venture capital to expand the scale.