The most effective ISAs are those where schools take a significant risk by not charging upfront fees, ensuring their success is tied to the success of their students.

Some institutions misuse ISAs by reducing scholarships, which ultimately increases the cost of education for students instead of expanding access.

Make School has been running an income share agreement program since 2014, with data showing that students have successfully landed jobs at major companies like Facebook, Google, and Tesla.

The financial structure of college is expected to change, as students become more aware of the misalignment of incentives between themselves and traditional institutions like MIT.

In 18 years, the education landscape will likely see increased pressure on traditional colleges to align their incentives with student success, as more students realize that the default path to success is not guaranteed.

Paid provides infrastructure that helps AI companies transition from simple activity-based pricing to more sophisticated value-based approaches, enabling them to capture their fair share of the value they create.

A SAFE, or Simple Agreement for Future Equity, allows an investor to provide money now in exchange for a promise of shares at a future date when a priced round occurs.

Parents of prospective students often question how Make School can operate without upfront tuition, and they appreciate that the school takes on the financial risk by only charging students after they secure jobs.

AI-assisted education allows students to learn subjects at a pace two to four times faster than traditional schooling, revolutionizing the education system.