02-03-2022, 12:18 PM
(02-02-2022, 05:39 PM)smartdegree Wrote: I agree with your sentiment. My comment was about the study now pay later scheme (which I think is an innovative idea). If that scheme were offered by more for-profit or online universities (e.g. Walden, Liberty, SNHU, Amberton, Phoenix, etc), that will increase options for a lot of people and prevent "predatory" schools from taking advantage of students. Agree Georgia Tech definitely is a better deal, although I imagine not everyone can get in (and/or survive) that program.
I agree with the sentiment, but from a practical standpoint I don't think established schools would see the additional overhead of tracking all these graduates' accounts and job situation (and suing/using debt collection/etc.) as worthwhile, when they get the money guaranteed via student loans.
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Completed: BSBA OpMgmt - TESU June 2021
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Completed: BSBA OpMgmt - TESU June 2021
UG - AP Tests: 20 credits | APICS: 12 Credits | CLEP: 6 credits | Saylor Academy: 6 credits | Sophia.org: 27 credits | Study.com: 12 credits | Davar Academy: 3 credits | TESU: 15 credits | Other College: 99.5 credits
GR - HAUniv: 9 credits