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If that's true, the "College thing he doesn't miss:" detail is also highly misleading, since it too implies they used to be in college.
by jere 14y ago
If that's true, the "College thing he doesn't miss:" detail is also highly misleading, since it too implies they used to be in college.
- PakG1 14y agoIf you look at the bios of the kids, a bunch of them already had degrees and were in higher level university programs before they entered Thiel's program.
- Jd 14y agoWhat is "a bunch" ? 30% ? I still don't think it makes sense to refer to them as dropouts unless over 50% were enrolled in a college at the time of application and left a higher-degree program in order to do the program.
- PakG1 14y agoSorry if I wasn't clear. I wasn't saying this is why we can call them dropouts. I was trying to say here's more reason why they shouldn't be considered dropouts. And specifically, I was adding to the refutation for the "college he didn't miss thing".
- milesskorpen 14y agoIt was a bit amusing to read that section, since I think a lot of the comments were highly off-base about a college experience (at least my college experience).