New York school 'guarantees' its students will build a business with $1 million in profit by graduation
Founders School opened in September and costs $150,000 a year. But there's a condition: if within four years a student doesn't launch a business that earns at least $1 million in profit, the school promises to refund all $600,000 in tuition.
A 15-year-old student at the school is already developing his startup and dreams of scaling it to $20 million by graduation. 🚀
The education itself is unusual too: there are no teachers or homework; children study core subjects with AI in 2–3 hours, and spend the rest of the day developing their business projects together with entrepreneurs.
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