Re:Flatiron School settles for operating without license, em...
by heedlessly2 on Tuesday October 17, 2017 @04:42PM
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your logic makes no sense.
That's like saying coding bootcamps don't produce chefs. Different goals for different programs.
Re:Flatiron School settles for operating without license, em...
by vkou on Tuesday October 17, 2017 @04:51PM
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> 58% of classroom graduates making $74,447 average seems better than most universities out there.
The parent poster is comparing how successful universities are at getting their graduates well-paying jobs, compared to how successful coding bootcamps are at getting their graduates well-paying jobs.
I point out that this is an unreasonable comparison. University averages are dragged down by low-earning, low-employable majors.
(One may conclude that going to university for the sake of a low-wage, low-employable major is worthless. To which I will have to ask - how well do you think software engineers will be paid, if the 20 million current American college students were to switch their major to comp sci tomorrow?)
I assure you, a bootcamp for European medieval history will not produce average salaries of $73,000.