NYC high school charges $600K tuition, refunds it all if students fail to make $1M
nateliason · x · 2026-11-05
A widely shared tweet points to a New York high school for 14-17 year olds charging $600K in tuition — with a full refund if the student doesn't generate $1M in gross profit by the end of the term. Nat Eliason shared it while announcing applications are open, prompting discussion about what the school actually teaches and how the refund model works.
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