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This is the limit for their "pilot program" and will be dropped in the future.

• whoeverest 13y ago
  Great. Do you maybe know if they plan on dropping the price in proportion to the number of students rolled in? I'm thinking: if they enroll 10x students, their expenses will be covered if every student paid 1/10 of the price. And getting a masters degree for $600 from an accredited university... that's really something.
  • Guvante 13y ago
    There is a non-trivial per student cost assuming they don't just put your programs through an automated tester.
    • kd0amg 13y ago
      And if everything you do for class can be graded by an automated tester, it's not going to be a very good MS.