Brokenness = potential energy. Anything badly broken is a dam holding back a lake of unrealized desires. A startup that can bore a hole through such a dam can liberate all that energy.
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Lambda School may not be a complete solution to the brokenness of US higher education, but it's an immediate one. And the hole in the dam is still small, but it's growing at startup rates.
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What other problems can be solved by boring a hole through the dam? Could you fix healthcare? On the face of it, it seems unlikely. But I didn't think higher education could be fixed either before I saw Lambda School.
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(I know I'll get hell from trolls for suggesting a startup might fix healthcare. "Tech bro thinks startups can fix all the world's problems." But if I can set off a spark in the brains of a handful of people who might drill through such dams, I'll take that deal.)
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The hiring process is the biggest problem. Most students are in college for one reason, to become employable. Companies don't know how to properly measure a candidate efficiently so they use institutions (even lambda) to certify new hires. The data is clear on this.
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What's odd is that there are millions of underemployed individuals in the US. Hiring non-grads represents a huge opportunity for companies, but most have only paid lip service to this practice. Most employees are grads and do not want to depreciate their asset (a degree).
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Wrong. The problem with school debt is that it’s profitable. Make it no longer profitable and education will be forced to be competitive to be meaningful again.
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