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Well it does set a minimum > Further, in your new job Udacity guarantees that your gross income from such job will be in excess of your cost of tuition (pre-ta
by johnnyo 11y ago
Well it does set a minimum
> Further, in your new job Udacity guarantees that your gross income from such job will be in excess of your cost of tuition (pre-tax) within a 3 month period following job placement
But given you are paying about 3600 for the degree, that comes out to making minimum wage.
- dsp1234 11y agoLooking further at the terms: "* Graduate has not rejected any job offers."
- bluehawk 11y agoProbably to fix a pretty obvious loophole: * Obtain degree * Turn down all jobs for 6 months * Get refunded, then get a job.
- goodJobWalrus 11y agoSo, you forgo 6 months salary, in order to get $3-4k tuition back. I guess if you didn't want to work anyways...
- monsieurbanana 11y agoBackpacking through the world for 6 months while earning a bit of money? Count me in.
- 1024core 11y agoRefund of your own money is not "earning money"...
- dsp1234 11y agoWhat I was pointing out is that under the terms and conditions, you cannot reject any job offers and still get a refund. Regardless of how shitty the terms.
- fabianhjr 11y agoAs someone who lives in a place where minimum wage is ~4 USD/day -> ~120 USD/month. Hell yeah!
- MisterBastahrd 11y agoIt only applies to US residents.