We need to solve the social aspect of education, as many people form important relationships during their university years.

I believe in the value of liberal arts education, but I disagree that it can only be learned within the walls of a university.

Credentialing is essential in today's economy, as it opens doors to opportunities that may be closed to those without formal education or qualifications.

The relevance of degrees is declining, and many students are seeking alternative education routes, which could lead to a significant shake-up in higher education.

Access to higher education is a significant issue, and I support initiatives like an accredited online university that allows students to earn degrees from Ivy League professors.

It's okay not to have gone to an elite college; what matters is how users judge your product, not your credentials.

Credentials in biotech are important, but success can also come from being knowledgeable and credible in the field, even without formal qualifications.

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.

A lot more people are getting degrees, which shifts the focus towards higher education, leading to an overall increase in educational attainment.