My daughter signed up on an ISA with Kenzie Academy (it's a digital marketing program in Indianapolis). The terms were the school gets a percentage of her earni

My daughter signed up on an ISA with Kenzie Academy (it's a digital marketing program in Indianapolis). The terms were the school gets a percentage of her earnings over $X and under $Y for two years. If she doesn't make $X, then nothing paid. Contrast that against a $20-$30k in student debt... Some of the ISAs being done by colleges just look like dressed up student loans in comparison.