If you are actually producing high demand graduates, you will be able to make plenty of money by charging recruiters / hiring companies for access to them. None of these programs use this model for a simple reason, they are not actually producing high demand graduates.
To be clear, I have no idea what life is like outside of the world of selective schools and employers - as far as I know, Lambda/Bloom actually delivers on their goal of improving their student's employment prospects. But the fact that they need to charge the students at all implies we're not talking about anybody getting a FAMGA job or similar.
To be clear, I have no idea what life is like outside of the world of selective schools and employers - as far as I know, Lambda/Bloom actually delivers on their goal of improving their student's employment prospects. But the fact that they need to charge the students at all implies we're not talking about anybody getting a FAMGA job or similar.