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the political economy of an educational scam
The Minerva Delusion by Chris Peterson SM '13 the political economy of an educational scam April 6, 2012 in Admissions , Public Statements Update on 6/26/2018 : in the years since this post has been written, Minerva has significantly changed their educational and business model, and I have received a lot of questions from prospective or current Minerva students who have asked me about whether this post is still totally accurate. The answer is that it is probably not. I stand by my analysis at the time, and am leaving this post up because I still think the critique remains relevant to continuin
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