Re:USC pushed a $115k online degree – graduates got low sala...
by dillondoyle on Tuesday November 09, 2021 @06:02PM
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I agree with poor choices with a big caveat on regulating super shady behavior and marketing.
We should make students sign a single page summary (or warning in many cases) just like when getting a mortgage.
Our company makes __ profit, future graduate income average/mean, % of graduates who get a coding job within 1, 5 years. Etc
And I think restrictions on marketing bs for-profit 'trade schools' and 'coding bootcamps' to ensure a minimum curriculum and education. Make bait and switching more difficult.
Especially with for profit schools. Plus it seems many Universities will contract out a 'bootcamp' using the schools built up brand and it's not even connected to he actual school.
We should make students sign a single page summary (or warning in many cases) just like when getting a mortgage.
Our company makes __ profit, future graduate income average/mean, % of graduates who get a coding job within 1, 5 years. Etc
And I think restrictions on marketing bs for-profit 'trade schools' and 'coding bootcamps' to ensure a minimum curriculum and education. Make bait and switching more difficult.
Especially with for profit schools. Plus it seems many Universities will contract out a 'bootcamp' using the schools built up brand and it's not even connected to he actual school.