Then again, Udacity is really trying to be a Software Dev Technical School so that is par for the course imo.
> Further, in your new job Udacity guarantees that your gross income from such job will be in excess of your cost of tuition (pre-tax) within a 3 month period following job placement
But given you are paying about 3600 for the degree, that comes out to making minimum wage.
"* Graduate has not rejected any job offers."
* Obtain degree
* Turn down all jobs for 6 months
* Get refunded, then get a job.
They don't even promise a partner will take you for something. They just promise an "opportunity to make money".
"Oh, you don't want to make an Android app for $10, well we gave you the opportunity. We're sad to see you passed on it"
"Further, in your new job Udacity guarantees that your gross income from such job will be in excess of your cost of tuition (pre-tax) within a 3 month period following job placement."
That is what I meant by something.