Could It Be A Start Up College
Classes at the start-up engineering school won’t begin until 2002, but next fall Ige and 29 classmates will report to “campus” (70 vacant acres west of Boston in Needham, Mass.) to live amid the bulldozers and work with newly-hired faculty members to create the school’s curriculum. “It’s a chance for me to leave an indelible mark,” says Ige. It’s sounds like a gamble. In a nation obsessed with college rankings, why take a flier on an unknown, unproven school?...