Andreessen Horowitz reportedly invests $35 million in a two-year college alternative
The Wall Street Journal reports that the unaccredited academy has other Bay Area tech giants on board. The firm’s pitch to up-and-coming tech talent: study with us rather than drop out to start a company.
TLDR
Andreessen Horowitz is investing $35 million in an unaccredited, two-year alternative to traditional college, The Wall Street Journal reports. The venture-capital firm is encouraging up-and-coming tech talent to study with it instead of dropping out to launch a company. The Journal says other Bay Area tech giants are also on board.
Andreessen Horowitz reportedly invests $35 million in a two-year college alternative
The Wall Street Journal reports that the unaccredited academy has other Bay Area tech giants on board. The firm’s pitch to up-and-coming tech talent: study with us rather than drop out to start a company.
TLDR
Andreessen Horowitz is investing $35 million in an unaccredited, two-year alternative to traditional college, The Wall Street Journal reports. The venture-capital firm is encouraging up-and-coming tech talent to study with it instead of dropping out to launch a company. The Journal says other Bay Area tech giants are also on board.
