Andreessen Horowitz invests $35 million in unaccredited technology academy

Published Tuesday, September 22, 2026 · 9:07 AM EDT

Andreessen Horowitz is investing $35 million in the Horowitz Andreessen Academy, an independent, unaccredited two-year alternative to college. Anthropic, Meta and other technology companies will provide computing resources for the program. The investment gives the academy capital and industry-supplied infrastructure, but students will not receive an accredited college qualification.

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