‘We believe in college’: inside Andreessen Horowitz’s $42m unaccredited academy that will charge Harvard prices without degrees

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What happened

Gagan Biyani talked to Fortune about the academy that won't charge tuition for its first class.

"We will see over time how students will finance this."…

Key facts

  • Gagan Biyani talked to Fortune about the academy that won't charge tuition for its first class.
  • Reported by Fortune and published Tue, 22 Sep 2026 20:11:25 UTC.

Why it matters

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