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Did you read the article? The problem is not just the fee (insanely high for a bootcamp), but that graduates are hired out to companies and paid rates that soun
by kmos17 6y ago
Did you read the article? The problem is not just the fee (insanely high for a bootcamp), but that graduates are hired out to companies and paid rates that sound much lower than market rates, which most likely they are charging the companies a higher rate for. And if they refuse they have to pay the fee.
Your college owns you for 2-3 years after graduation and can hire you out and decide where you live and work and at what rate?
Sounds a lot like indentured servitude.
- edoceo 6y agos/a lot/exactly/
- FrameworkFred 6y agoI'm not saying "go sign up with Revature" but I am saying that a whole lot of folks go to college and end up with a crap ton of debt which they end up working for years to pay off. AND...a large chunk of those folks walk away with unmarketable skills. AND...you can't declare bankruptcy to get out from under student loans. ...which IMO sounds kinda worse than indentured servitude in that, while you do still have to pay, the mechanism for payment is neither provided in the construct nor is it made possible by the training received.