http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/14/pf/college/missionu-tuition-job/index.html

Students will graduate after one year trained for a job that's in high demand, says founder Adam Braun. The first program starts in the fall and focuses on data analytics and business intelligence.

More than 2,000 people applied to the program in just 10 days.

Braun started the school as an antidote to what he thinks is the biggest problem with higher education today: too many grads leave school unprepared for the workforce and saddled with debt.

The career-focused program was designed so that students are ready to start working when they walk in the door at a new job. Braun received input from Spotify, Uber, Lyft, Warby Parker and Casper when designing the curriculum. Those companies have jobs to fill and will get early access to hire MissionU grads.

After completing MissionU, a student still doesn't owe any money until they land a job that pays at least $50,000 a year. Then, students pay 15% of their pre-tax income each month for three years. The bigger their salary, the more they'll pay.

http://www.missionu.com/

At a minimum, a student will end up paying $22,500 total. That's comparable to the average cost of one year at an in-state public college, including tuition and room and board.

"There are millions of individuals in this country for whom a college degree is not worth the cost," Braun said.