It’s 17% of income for two years.

So if you’re making $50k you actually pay less than the upfront tuition amount ($17k).

You have to be making $85k or more to pay the full $30k.

I don't read his comment as intended to be demeaning, but more a statement of fact. And it reads true to me. I have no skin in the game, but I follow a lot of the bootcamp-related discussions online, and what he said sounds exactly right to me. There are a ton of people who hear the idea of an ISA and say "so we're bringing back slavery?? thanks SV geniuses!!", and they seem to disproportionately come from the late stage capitalism crowd.

I'm pretty sure he dug through my history before making that comment and is downvoting any comments that are negative.