Learn about the non-technical admissions process for our Beginner Full-Time Coding Bootcamp.
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Set aside 10-20 minutes to complete your application, which contains questions related to your background and professional goals.
Please note that our cohorts fill up quickly. Indicating a particular cohort start date on your application does not guarantee a seat in that cohort. Rather, your acceptance into the program means you can enroll in any cohort with available seats as long as that cohort begins within one year of your acceptance.
We strongly encourage all applicants to attend a live online info session, where our team walks you through the curriculum, our approach to teaching, the daily schedule, and much more. Come get all your bootcamp-related questions answered during the event and Q&A session. We’ve seen that students are less likely to pass the interview if they did not attend the info session beforehand.
This 15-minute non-technical interview is completed asynchronously as a recorded video interview, and helps us get to know you better. We’re looking for students who can demonstrate a passion for a new career in software engineering, who can work independently and also collaborate with others, and who can talk about their commitment to the rigor of the bootcamp.
Those who do not pass the interview will need to wait 6 months before scheduling another attempt.
Here’s everything you’ll need to successfully navigate the admissions process and start the bootcamp ready to learn.
Once you’ve been accepted into the program your enrollment advisor will be in touch regarding the next steps, and within 48 business hours after that conversation, we’ll send you an enrollment agreement. You’ll need to sign and return that, pay your $100 non-refundable deposit, and secure financing.
After you’ve been accepted into the program and paid your deposit, we’ll provide you with some primer materials in the weeks leading up to your start date. These will help you review high school math and computer literacy. You’re highly encouraged to complete these, as they’ll help get you into the right mindset before the first day of the program.
At this point, all you need to do is prepare your quiet work space and make sure your schedule is cleared so you can start fresh and ready to learn on the first day and moving forward.
Take a look through our Student Financing FAQs, or schedule a 1:1 call with one of our Enrollment Advisors, who are ready to take your questions and guide you through the admissions process.
Complete your application in less than 20 minutes by answering a few questions about your background and professional goals.