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Maybe startups can fix higher education with Tade Oyerinde from Campus

The higher education system isn’t working. Students pay way too much, professors don’t get paid enough, and many community college students that aspire to go on to get a Bachelor’s degree aren’t able to. But one startup thinks they have the solution. Today Becca is talking with Tade Oyerinde, the CEO and founder of Campus…

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The higher education system isn’t working. Students pay way too much, professors don’t get paid enough, and many community college students that aspire to go on to get a Bachelor’s degree aren’t able to. But one startup thinks they have the solution. Today Becca is talking with Tade Oyerinde, the CEO and founder of Campus () , a fully accredited online community college. They discuss how Tade found a school that was willing to come on board and align with his mission, the challenges of getting investors on board, and what he thinks it will take to make the higher education system more equitable. 

(0:00) Introduction

(2:15) The current issues facing community colleges

(8:28) Serving both Students and professors with Campus

(11:17) Developing the curriculum

(16:06) Finding VC partners

(19:09) Why Tade is drawn to High Education

(24:48) What inspired Tade

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1 Comment

  1. @SeeMeU

    July 16, 2024 at 10:29 am

    We are working on bringing relevancy to academic institutions nationwide with SeeMeU! We _definitely_ believe higher Ed can be remedied through technological solutions and we’re attempting to do this through an enterprise collaboration platform that can bring in additional revenue for schools, professors and students.

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