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Also allow wealthy families to network with each other, on top of whatever connections the school itself sets up.


I'm not sure how that "wealthy families" part fits in with this?

Maybe this depends on the country, but one example that relates to my original comment was a school which specialized in university students who are about to or just finished their studies and wanted to enhance their studies in a specific area.

The whole program was less than a year and the costs would be easily covered even by a few months of part-time work, so we're not talking having to get an actual loan to even attend.


I meant private schools as in high-schools. Didn't realize you were talking about schools for adults.




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