Andreessen Horowitz opened a school for people who skip college.
The venture firm Andreessen Horowitz launched the Horowitz Andreessen Academy in San Francisco on Tuesday. Its first class starts in autumn 2027, pays no tuition and gets over $50,000 in computing credits. There are no grades, tests or homework, and the school is not accredited.
Why it mattersTech money is no longer only criticising the university; it is building an alternative. A one-year unaccredited course is a real bet for a school leaver to make.
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