WhoBuilt

Key facts

Founded by
Jeremy Rossmann, co-founder
Capabilities
Project-based curriculum
Students do not pay tuition unless they get a job
Offers a bachelor's degree program in applied computer science

From talks

Results and examples shared in single talks

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Founded1Capability3
20194 events
  1. as of Jun 2019Capability
    Project-based curriculum
    “The curriculum is entirely project-based.” 0:07
    Unverified1 source· Talk
  2. as of Jun 2019Capability
    Students do not pay tuition unless they get a job
    “students don’t have to pay tuition unless they get a job.” 0:07
    Unverified1 source· Talk
  3. as of Jun 2019Capability
    Offers a bachelor's degree program in applied computer science
    “We offer a bachelor’s degree program in applied computer science.” 0:07
    Unverified1 source· Talk
  4. as of Jun 2019Founded
    Jeremy Rossmann founded Make School
    co-founder
    “You’re one of the co-founders of Make School.” 0:00
    Unverified1 source· Talk

Talks by Make School 1

42:17
of Make School on Income Share Agreements and the Future of College

Jeremy Rossmann describes Make School as an accredited, project-based college for applied computer science that lets students defer tuition through income share agreements (ISAs). He explains how structured schedules, industry-experienced faculty, mentorship, and hands-on projects help students build skills and portfolios for software careers while developing the ability to keep learning. He argues that education and financing should align with student outcomes, especially for students without the financial safety nets that make traditional college or self-directed learning easier. He also discusses how colleges, employers, and startup founders may change as higher education faces pressure to improve access, relevance, and career outcomes.

Jun 19, 2019· 42 min 0:00