Deferred tuition coding bootcamp model should be a textbook example of moral hazard/adverse selection.
Also not true. We’ve had multiple FAANG offers and we’ve only had grads for 6 months. It’s certainly not every student, but with 1500 hrs of training you can get there (we’re seven months, full-time, not including prerequisites)
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Your main assumption seems to be that if you’re a good enough engineer you’d make it on your own, and that if you wouldn’t make it on your own you’re not a good enough engineer. Neither are true. What % of Googlers would be there if a university education didn’t exist? Not 100%
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I've been lucky enough to work with a bunch of brilliant people, most of whom were not lucky enough (and it is mostly luck at this point) to do a CS major at a major research university. While it's easier than it used to be, to say there are no barriers to entry is silly.
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