> To me, these income sharing agreements and bootcamps seem like not great deals when you look at instruction time per dollar. if that's your metric, universit

> To me, these income sharing agreements and bootcamps seem like not great deals when you look at instruction time per dollar. if that's your metric, universities lose out wildly to all of the free education available online. > It's worth noting that this is more expensive than many/most universities, which charge less than $30,000 per year also a meaningless comparison; a freshman year of school alone doesn't get you anything.