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grades?? wrote:Kevin, is that you?

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This is great. I don't know how I've missed this thread for two years. Super interesting, actually.

Good for them. This clearly isn't a diploma mill ripoff. It's honest about what it is, it's as cheap as it could possibly be, and it's for a good cause.

I don't doubt that employment outcomes are very bad, but I'm not sure that's even the point. I bet their graduates are certainly able to contribute more to their areas of activism because of it.

someone with $12,000 of debt at PCoL and looking to work within L.A. urban communities
someone with $150,000 of debt at a school like Cooley or GG or Whittier

obviously very different purposes

if anything, PCoL seems more like a community college trade school, which certainly serve a purpose to low-income communities like the one in which it resides.