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2arrs2ells | 9 months ago

You’re spot on. Bootstrapping a reputation is really hard (and expensive), and the very painful accreditation process makes it much harder (need students to get accredited, can’t offer degree to students without accreditation).

Two good colleges who’ve overcome the challenges recently are Olin (engineering school in Boston) and Minerva (globally distributed college).

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throwup238|9 months ago

Olin did it by offering full rides to every student. Now that they’ve established their reputation, they only offer 50% tuition.