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Andreessen Horowitz backs $35M two-year college alternative academy
The venture-capital firm and other Bay Area tech giants are funding a new two-year academy as an alternative to traditional college.
What to know
- Andreessen Horowitz is investing $35 million in a two-year academy as a college alternative.
- Other Bay Area tech companies are backing the initiative alongside the venture firm.
- The move signals tech industry momentum toward alternative educational pathways outside traditional universities.
“The venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is spending $35 million to back the two-year academy, with other Bay Area tech giants on board.”
Katherine Bindley, WSJ reporter · Wall Street Journal · Sep 21
Andreessen Horowitz Venture-capital firm and lead funder
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