To me it seems he, Luigi, is someone who maybe likes the idea behind venture capital, or perhaps more generally, the economic system it represents; likes the outcome he sees (perhaps only selects the best parts?) and would like to shoehorn the idea to higher education where investors "invest" in student potential. It seems a stretch.
How much "equity" would investors expect? 10-20% of future income? Is that comparable to a regular student loan? Why would students choose this route instead of the traditional route?
To me it seems he, Luigi, is someone who maybe likes the idea behind venture capital, or perhaps more generally, the economic system it represents; likes the outcome he sees (perhaps only selects the best parts?) and would like to shoehorn the idea to higher education where investors "invest" in student potential. It seems a stretch.
How much "equity" would investors expect? 10-20% of future income? Is that comparable to a regular student loan? Why would students choose this route instead of the traditional route?