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Thiel argues that the value of a BA from Harvard is almost ENTIRELY credentialing and signaling, and has very little to do with learning; and therefore, a BA fr
by LargeWu 15y ago
Thiel argues that the value of a BA from Harvard is almost ENTIRELY credentialing and signaling, and has very little to do with learning; and therefore, a BA from any school holds little value because it represents very little about what somebody actually learned in school.
- tryitnow 15y agoI would say the top 10 schools in any area have enough "credentialing/signaling" value to be a good investment. Outside of that top 10, the value is only in certain subjects (e.g. engineering, accounting, nursing).