Title: Hey HN,<p>We&#x27;re Lambda School (<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;lambdaschool.com&#x2F;computer-science" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;lambdaschool.com&#x2F;computer-science</a>). We train people to become software engineers, and we charge nothing until a student gets a software job that pays more than $50k&#x2F;yr. At that point we take 17% of income for two years (capped at a maximum of $30k total).<p>There are so many people held back from a high quality education simply because they can&#x27;t afford the cost and&#x2F;or risk. Even if you can get student loans, four years and a potential six figures of student loans is a daunting proposition, especially if you come from a lower-income background. New alternatives, such as code bootcamps, either require expensive loans or tens of thousands of dollars in cash up front, which most people don&#x27;t have, and they vary widely in quality. This leaves a lot of very smart people working for not much money.<p>We&#x27;re different. We&#x27;re an educational institution that owns the risk: if you don&#x27;t get a good job, we don&#x27;t get paid. We do everything in small, interactive, online classes with world-class instructors (currently from Stanford, Berkeley, Hack Reactor, etc.). Our curriculum goes a lot deeper than code bootcamps as well; we use C++ and spend a lot of time with lower-level algorithms, data structures, architecture, scaling, etc.<p>The full curriculum is here: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;LambdaSchool&#x2F;LambdaCSA-Syllabus" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;LambdaSchool&#x2F;LambdaCSA-Syllabus</a>. 
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