Lambda School focuses on vocational training to help students earn as much money as possible, with the idea that once they are financially stable, they can explore liberal arts education later.

The integration of technical skills into business education is essential, as it prepares students to better understand and manage tech-driven companies.

To foster independence and self-learning in students, Make School emphasizes a robust theoretical computer science curriculum and teaches concepts in various contexts to ensure adaptability across different technologies.

Harvard Business School is working to integrate technical skills into its curriculum, but there is still a need for more technical proficiency among MBA students.

Make School students differentiate themselves from traditional computer science graduates by building portfolios that showcase their practical skills and projects from the start of their education.

The curriculum at Make School is entirely project-based, with faculty coming from industry backgrounds and partnerships with companies where students aspire to work.

Students at Make School are encouraged to view software as a creative tool to solve real-world problems, preparing them for entrepreneurial success.

Make School is a college in San Francisco offering a bachelor's degree in applied computer science, where students only pay tuition after securing a job.

STEM education should focus on teaching the general population to reason effectively and critically evaluate arguments, rather than just training a technical workforce. This approach will help individuals make informed decisions in a democratic society.