Oh, hi Austen! For some reason you've blocked me on Twitter. Since I have you on the line, maybe you can answer a question.

I've had a few email exchanges with California' Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education. They fall under the Department of Consumer Affairs, and they were put in place due to California's problems with diploma mills.

The BPPE told me that because Lambda School is operating illegally, if a student has an issue with your company, it's impossible for the BPPE to do anything. Would you agree students should know about this risk, since many of them are likely in a position where they can't afford legal representation?

Hi! We submitted our application to the BPPE almost a year ago, and we’ve been in close contact with them and working directly with the BPPE since then.

There’s a lot happening behind the scenes we can’t talk about publicly just yet, but hopefully soon!

You didn't answer my question.

Is what the BPPE saying incorrect? If it is correct, don't you think students should know about this?

You don't understand!

Austen has zero intention of answering you!

If you could please stop bothering him with your plebeian concerns, that'd be great!