When the program was unveiled last fall, Wozniak shared his vision for the program: “Our goal is to educate and train people in employable digital skills without putting them into years of debt,” said Wozniak, who co-founded Apple Computer and invented the Apple II computer that launched the personal computing revolution. “People often are afraid to choose a technology-based career because they think they can’t do it. I know they can, and I want to show them how.” However, as reported by, students who have gone through the 33-week Woz U program are bringing up some big issues with what they’ve experienced. Former student, Bill Duerr shared specifics how the $13,200 course was seriously disappointing. Duerr said typos in course content were one of many problems.

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So-called “live lectures” were pre-recorded and out of date, student mentors were unqualified, and at one point, one of his courses didn’t even have an instructor. CBS heard from over 24 current and former students and employees that reiterated Duerr’s experiences. Instead of a quality program, Duerr said Woz U was comparable to an ultra expensive e-book. “I feel like this is a $13,000 e-book,” Duerr said. While it was supposed to be a program written by one of the greatest tech minds of all time, “it’s broken, it’s not working in places, lots of times there’s just hyperlinks to Microsoft documents, to Wikipedia,” he said. A former Woz U enrollment counselor said that at times he had to do things that didn’t feel right.

Asked whether he regrets working for Woz U, Mionske said, “I regret in the aspect to where they’re spending this money for, it’s like rolling the dice.