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I checked the link - it's not exactly right, they are funding graduates who have already completed their college course, and it has to be minimum a 4 year cours
by shanelja 14y ago
I checked the link - it's not exactly right, they are funding graduates who have already completed their college course, and it has to be minimum a 4 year course.
What I meant, was funding 18-30 year olds to actually go to college, obviously, something like "history of art" would probably not have significant returns, but a Masters in CS? They would rake the money in.
(P.S. It's US only unfortunately and I'm in the UK)
- sksksk 14y agoI'd say that student loans in the UK work more closely to how this investment scheme works (you only pay back if you earn over a certain threshold)