Jeremy Rossmann of Make School on Income Share Agreements and the Future of College

Jeremy Rossmann is the cofounder of Make School. Make School is a college for computer science headquartered in San Francisco. Make School students don't pay until they have a job after graduation. They were part of YC’s Winter 2012 batch. You can find MakeSchool on Twitter @MakeSchool. https://twitter.com/MakeSchool The YC Podcast is hosted by Craig Cannon. https://twitter.com/craigcannon Y Combinator invests a small amount of money ($150k) in a large number of startups (recently 200), twice a year. Learn more about YC and apply for funding here: https://www.ycombinator.com/apply/ *** Topics 00:05 - What is Make School? 00:45 - How is their intensive track different than a traditional college course load? 1:55 - How are their students differentiated from students educated in a traditional CS program? 2:45 - Interacting with the parents of Make School students 7:45 - William Triska asks - What are some ways to encourage greater independence and autodidactic behavior in students pursuing technical skills and knowledge? 9:35 - The autodidact myth 15:30 - Two stakeholders making purchasing decisions: potential students and parents 19:40 - The education landscape 20 years from now 23:30 - Education stacking 24:35 - Vikram Malhotra asks - When are we going to do away with degrees? 32:15 - Evan Ward asks - Should liberal arts colleges consider adopting ISA's? 34:50 - Are there instances of predatory ISAs? 37:00 - Make School students who want to be entrepreneurs 40:00 - Advice for people in YC

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