Published Jan 20, 2022

Fixing the US Higher Education System — with Stig Leschly

Stig Leschly, CEO of College101, joins Scott Galloway to discuss the transformative power of entrepreneurship and technology in reshaping the U.S. higher education landscape, tackling systemic issues like price-fixing and limited accessibility, and urging for recognition of talent beyond elite institutions.

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Fixing the US Higher Education System — with Stig Leschly

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Rethinking Higher Education

Institutional Accountability

Higher Education Crisis

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College Debt Crisis

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Institutional Challenges

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Fixing the US Higher Education System — with Stig Leschly

Topics covered

Popular Clips

Episode Highlights

Educational InnovationStig Leschly, CEO of College101, discusses the transformative potential of entrepreneurship and technology in higher education. He explores innovative models that challenge traditional paths and address systemic issues like price-fixing and limited access.

Educational Innovation

Corporate InfluenceStig Leschly examines how corporate recruitment practices and skill demands shape the landscape of higher education. He advocates for a broader recognition of talent beyond elite institutions and calls for educational innovation to meet evolving market needs.

Corporate Influence

Institutional ChallengesThe U.S. higher education system faces significant challenges, including exorbitant costs and a lack of accountability. Stig Leschly and Scott Galloway discuss potential reforms to address these issues, emphasizing the need for systemic change and increased competition.

Institutional Challenges

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