&gt; I&#x27;m still waiting for a dramatic disruption of the college&#x2F;post-secondary industry. [..] I&#x27;m starting to feel that some courses in college&#x2F;university isn&#x27;t worth that much money.<p>It&#x27;s still coming. As college grads increase in supply their value decreases (top-tier colleges&#x2F;students aside). More and more students are realizing their college education has a negative ROI... in fact, outside of software, most of my friends are not using their degree at their job.<p>I think the &quot;code-school&quot; trend is the start of a &quot;micro-degree&quot; program. Self-service fluff-free education with a standard certification exam is pretty compelling. As we see that proliferate to other domains, we&#x27;ll start to see micro-certifications (just the test). The missing component seems to be the in-person meetings and networking that comes with physical college. I predict we&#x27;ll see more online school(s) supporting a physical meeting space for students to network and learn from each other... maybe even a new campus model that strips out the cruft of traditional centralized education institutions.