Facebook investors have encouraged school dropouts to teach in college

Pitt Hill, a prominent Facebook investor, will teach at Stanford University this spring, Pitt Hill, a Facebook investor, March 12 afternoon news.　　Hill has previously encouraged students to drop out of business in a variety of ways, such as providing start-up funds to students at school. Hill will open a course called "Computer Science 183: Entrepreneurship" at Stanford University. Hill has said that going to college is a waste of money and time, and that smart young people should start their own businesses instead of seeking college degrees through student loans.　　Such views have sparked controversy. "Some of his statements confuse us," says Nruthya Madappa, a Nua Madapa student at Stanford University, majoring in electronics engineering. "So, after discovering that Hill will start at Stanford University through Facebook, Madapa will immediately log in to the elective system for elective courses."　　The course is now fully selected. "Some of his ideas, and the way in which they are challenged, make people feel dissatisfied," says Madapa. But he challenged our view of education in different ways. "Hill was the co-founder of PayPal and then successfully invested in startups such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Zynga. He is also a partner in Founders Fund, an investment firm. Hill himself has a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Stanford University and a law degree.