Fullstack Academy
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Fullstack Academy is a tech bootcamp that offers immersive online programs for web development, cybersecurity, data analytics, DevOps, and product management. Fullstack Academy was founded in 2012 and also offers the Grace Hopper Program, an immersive software engineering course for women and non-binary students, in addition to partnerships with leading universities nationwide.
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Fullstack Academy is a tech bootcamp that offers immersive online programs for web development, cybersecurity, data analytics, DevOps, and product management. Fullstack Academy was founded in 2012 and also offers the Grace Hopper Program, an immersive software engineering course for women and non-binary students, in addition to partnerships with leading universities nationwide.
Fullstack Academy's Software Engineering Immersive is JavaScript-based and covers coding basics, front end development, back end development, and more. The cyber bootcamp covers encryption, networking, system architecture, cryptography, risk detection, and more. In the data analytics bootcamp, students will learn data visualizations, data-collection systems, Excel, Python, SQL, and more. Students who study product management with Fullstack Academy will explore interface (UI)/user experience (UX), product design, and marketing.
Fullstack Academy is beginner-friendly. Many bootcamps offered by Fullstack Academy have flexible scheduling options to allow students to balance career development and other commitments. All Fullstack Academy bootcamps include career and job search support to help students land jobs in some of the fast-growing fields. Graduates of Fullstack Academy have been hired by Google, Facebook, Fortune 100 firms, startups, and more.
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- Gabriel YtterbergSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Remote Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by LinkedInJan 15, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Life changing experience
Fullstack Academy has changed my life. I resisted going to a bootcamp for years, as I had a CS degree that I'd never used, and never thought I'd want to use. But times change, and when I got dumped out of a good startup job when the company went under due to the pandemic, I started looking for something more rewarding. I wanted to use my degree, but I needed a refresher. I looked at a few bootcamps and decided FSA seemed the most rigorous while still being short.
The program is...Fullstack Academy has changed my life. I resisted going to a bootcamp for years, as I had a CS degree that I'd never used, and never thought I'd want to use. But times change, and when I got dumped out of a good startup job when the company went under due to the pandemic, I started looking for something more rewarding. I wanted to use my degree, but I needed a refresher. I looked at a few bootcamps and decided FSA seemed the most rigorous while still being short.
The program is well designed, with lots of javascript and programming basics up front, then a focus on learning the web tech stack, and then back to CS principles towards the end while you work on your capstone project. The core curriculum is solid, though it could stand to be updated with some new technologies and updated versions (especially React and Typescript). There is a lot of pair programming, which I have mixed feelings about. The breadth of prior knowledge and experience in bootcamp participants mean sometimes you'll work with someone on your level, but more often you'll be working with someone drastically ahead or behind you in understanding. These can still be rewarding experiences, as you'll either have someone to learn from or have the opportunity to explain something to someone, which is a great way to deepen your understanding.
The instructors are mostly awesome, people who genuinely want to be there and teach, rather than just a stopover between software development gigs. Teaching is hard, though, and there are a few who may be great developers but are still working on their teaching chops. The good ones are amazing though, and all are putting in their best effort.
The most rewarding part of my FSA experience was being offered a position as a "Fellow" (teaching assistant) after the program. The fellowship was a great opportunity to deepen my understanding of the material, share it with others, and work on my personal portfolio and applying to jobs while collecting a (very modest) paycheck. Working with students struggling with the program, trying hard to change their lives for the better, was very powerful. Lots of highs, and lots of lows.
Having the fellowship on my resume, plus my CS degree, made it relatively easy to differentiate myself from other bootcamp grads and find a job making more than I'd even hoped for a first job. (Two weeks into starting the job, I still can't believe I got the offer). But the core program at Fullstack is challenging and relatively rigorous, the instructors are passionate and have real teaching skills, and the students are motivated and professional. The job assistance program, which I assumed would be an afterthought, was actually really helpful. The career services counsellors are experienced and insightful, and they really want to help you get a job. It was a pleasure working with them.
Fullstack has changed my life for the better in ways that I never would have considered when I made the decision to apply. - Adam WeinbergJavaScript Application Engineer • Graduate • Fullstack Academy Full-Time Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by LinkedInDec 14, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Software Engineering Immersive
16 week full-time immersive bootcamp teaching the PERN stack (Postgres, Express, React, Node), computer science principles, and systems design. The first 4 weeks (Foundations) are self-guided online modules teaching the basics of JavaScript and object oriented programming. The next 6 weeks (Junior Phase) are held in a classroom format, with lectures, pair programming, and take-home assignments. The final 6 weeks (Senior Phase) focus on team projects and interview/job search preparation. ...16 week full-time immersive bootcamp teaching the PERN stack (Postgres, Express, React, Node), computer science principles, and systems design. The first 4 weeks (Foundations) are self-guided online modules teaching the basics of JavaScript and object oriented programming. The next 6 weeks (Junior Phase) are held in a classroom format, with lectures, pair programming, and take-home assignments. The final 6 weeks (Senior Phase) focus on team projects and interview/job search preparation. Students are encouraged to learn/utilize different technologies in their projects than those that were taught during Junior Phase. Students will come out of the program with 2 large team projects and one individual project. - HannahSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Fullstack Academy Full-Time Software Engineering Immersive • New York CityVerified by LinkedInDec 09, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
My experience with Fullstack Academy
I started my coding bootcamp with Fullstack Academy in April, 2021.
I graduated from it late July of the same year, however, due to my personal situation I went back to my old job right away.
Even though I was working full-time and job hunting it only took 4 months for me to land a job! And I am a mother of a pre-schooler as well! My journey was very challenging with limited time I had fo myself, however, I was able to survive and achieve my goal, my dream because of Fullstack Acad...I started my coding bootcamp with Fullstack Academy in April, 2021.
I graduated from it late July of the same year, however, due to my personal situation I went back to my old job right away.
Even though I was working full-time and job hunting it only took 4 months for me to land a job! And I am a mother of a pre-schooler as well! My journey was very challenging with limited time I had fo myself, however, I was able to survive and achieve my goal, my dream because of Fullstack Academy. Fullstack Academy has a great curriculum, great instructors and great career coaches. By the time I graduated I was almost job ready, I reviewed everything I had learned from the bootcamp first 2 weeks after graduating. Then I was really job ready! After that I spent lots of time studying algorithms and searching and applying for jobs and even learned new tech stacks!
In addition, throughout my entire job searching journey my career coach was very supportive, we met often to chat and check-in and I always received a great guidance every time we met.
My experience at Fullstack Academy was truly a blessing, attending Fullstack Academy was one of the greatest life changing decision I have made in my life! - Swan ZhaoFullstack Developer • Graduate • Fullstack Academy Full-Time Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by LinkedInOct 20, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great experience!
I started with Fullstack's bootcamp in a month program in February, with no prior experience, and got into their immersive software engineering program in March, finishing in late July and signed my offer as a Fullstack Developer recently in October 2021.
It was honestly quite difficult and in order to get the most out of the program, you do need to put in many nights and weekends but I'd say, with certainty, the more work you put in, the more you get out. There is some hand hold...I started with Fullstack's bootcamp in a month program in February, with no prior experience, and got into their immersive software engineering program in March, finishing in late July and signed my offer as a Fullstack Developer recently in October 2021.
It was honestly quite difficult and in order to get the most out of the program, you do need to put in many nights and weekends but I'd say, with certainty, the more work you put in, the more you get out. There is some hand holding, but if you really want to work in software engineering as a career, a large part of that is learning how to google and how to solve problems. For those who are worried about struggling, the program leads and instructors are very flexible and will work with you and potentially allow you to do a redo.
The best part is the wonderful people at Fullstack--the instructors (shout outs to Orlando, Noelle, and Gary) all have real world experience and are also amazing teachers, the program lead I had (Serena) was super sweet and encouraging, and the career success team (shout out to Jolie!!!) was super helpful in answering all the questions and filling in the gaps. I found my job through a career success email blast!
I think the structure of the program works well and you leave the program with 2-3 projects on your portfolio that employers DO care and ask about. Like another reviewer here, my only complaint would be that there could potentially be an earlier focus on doing REACTOs (learning data structures and algorithms, which are super essential to a lot of companies' interviewing processes). Overall, I had a great experience and would recommend Fullstack. - Peter ArmstrongRisk and Compliance Analyst • Graduate • Fullstack Academy Cybersecurity Analytics Bootcamp (Part-Time) • New York CityVerified by LinkedInSep 25, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Cyber Bootcamp
Prior to attending the Cyber Bootcamp I had no formal education in anything related to Computers. I attended the Fullstack Cyber Bootcamp from August through the end of April. I did it part-time, three classes per week. The entire class participated remotely. We broke up into groups in each class and near the end of the course, broke up into groups to complete a capstone project. During the last half of the course I began studying for the Sec+ exam, and passed it on the day before t...Prior to attending the Cyber Bootcamp I had no formal education in anything related to Computers. I attended the Fullstack Cyber Bootcamp from August through the end of April. I did it part-time, three classes per week. The entire class participated remotely. We broke up into groups in each class and near the end of the course, broke up into groups to complete a capstone project. During the last half of the course I began studying for the Sec+ exam, and passed it on the day before the course ended. Then I studied for the CySA+ during the four weeks after I graduated, and took that exam and passed it. Then I began looking for jobs through June and July, and in the first week of August, I received an email that a company was interested in interviewing me, and three weeks and two interviews later, I had a job! I've been working three weeks now and I enjoy it very much! - Nick L.Software Engineer • Graduate • Fullstack Academy Full-Time Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by LinkedInSep 14, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Very Good Coding Bootcamp
Overall, I think that Fullstack Academy is a very good coding bootcamp, and I am glad that I attended. Fullstack is considered one of the best bootcamps, and I am glad that they have a fairly strict application process, so they only let in people who have at least a decent amount of coding knowledge.
I did a large amount of self-studying before attending Fullstack, probably more so than most other students. I am glad that I did, because then I was able to get the most out of the F...Overall, I think that Fullstack Academy is a very good coding bootcamp, and I am glad that I attended. Fullstack is considered one of the best bootcamps, and I am glad that they have a fairly strict application process, so they only let in people who have at least a decent amount of coding knowledge.
I did a large amount of self-studying before attending Fullstack, probably more so than most other students. I am glad that I did, because then I was able to get the most out of the Fullstack instruction and experience. I thought the instructors and instruction was overall quite good, although there were a few times where I thought it could be a bit better/the instructors could explain things a bit more clearly. Again though, it's tough, because bootcamps have to cram so much material in in such a short period of time.
This goes back to my point about preparation and self-studying before attending the bootcamp - I think it's really helpful if you have a good base of knowledge, and have at least looked a bit at the topics and technologies that will be on the syllabus, so you are not completely lost when they introduce some of the topics. In some ways, I think this is a flaw of coding bootcamps in general - it's impossible to teach someone everything they need to know to get a job in tech in 4 months or so. One will have to do a lot of studying before attending, work hard while attending, and probably work a bit after graduation to sure up knowledge/skills in some areas. And ultimately, my other point is that coding bootcamps can be great, but in the end, you can (almost) teach yourself all of this stuff. There are so many resources available online at this point that are either free or very cheap. Is this expensive bootcamp worth it? - it could be, but I would say try to self-study a lot before attending, so you get the most possible out of it.
My other slight criticism of Fullstack Academy is that I felt that the size of the class was pretty large. I think my cohort started off being around 37-40 people. Throughout the course, a few people did end up dropping out (and then a few people were held back into the next cohort, since they didn't do that well in the "junior phase", so they didn't get to go to "senior phase"). However, even though the cohort was large, the instructors and teaching fellows nevertheless did a good job of providing individual instruction where needed.
In the end, I have a very positive review of Fullstack Academy. Could instruction have been a bit better in a few areas? - probably, but overall it was quite good. Was the cohort size a little big? - yes, somewhat, but not outrageously big and I still felt I was able to get enough help. Can you just teach yourself most of this stuff? yes, for the most part, but Fullstack helped me to get better in a few areas, and the senior phase stuff (working on a team, career services) I thought were very valuable to me. Ultimately, I am a success story, because after graduating (and then after about 3 more months of doing a bit more self-studying and applying to jobs) I got a high-paying software engineer job at a major company. - MichaelSoftware Developer • Graduate • Remote Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by LinkedInSep 03, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Overall great experience!
I attended FSA remotely in Spring of 2021 in the 2104 Cohort. Overall all the staff were amazing. My instructor Orlando, did a fantastic job explaining the concepts, and the teaching fellows did a great job answering any questions and making sure you are grasping the material. Serena, the program lead, did everything in her power to make sure you were as comfortable as possible. And Nicole, one of the career success advisors, were super helpful during the job hunt, always willing to answ...I attended FSA remotely in Spring of 2021 in the 2104 Cohort. Overall all the staff were amazing. My instructor Orlando, did a fantastic job explaining the concepts, and the teaching fellows did a great job answering any questions and making sure you are grasping the material. Serena, the program lead, did everything in her power to make sure you were as comfortable as possible. And Nicole, one of the career success advisors, were super helpful during the job hunt, always willing to answer questions or help me with interviews. My only real complaint about the program, was the very little time spent on data structures and algorithms, I found those concepts particularly difficult. Thanks to FSA I just signed for my very first Software Developer position! - Gregory RandallStudent • Fullstack Academy Software Engineering Immersive (Part-Time) • OnlineVerified by LinkedInAug 27, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Cyber Bootcamp
Six-month, immersive program teaching fundamental skills for offensive and defensive security. The rigor of the content and workload were challenging but manageable. The instructors and career coach offered and provided great support, both individually and as a class. I learned a lot and at the end of the program, felt prepared to apply for an entry-level cybersecurity job that would continue to build upon my course knowledge and skills. - Linh VuSoftware Developer • Graduate • Fullstack Academy Full-Time Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by LinkedInAug 05, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Grace Hopper Program
The Grace Hopper Program at FullStack Academy is such a great program for women who want to pivot career or start to learn to code. I got a great experience and education out of it. 
KatyaSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Remote Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by GitHubMay 18, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceLife changing experience!
I've decided to switch my career and was coding on my own for quite some time until I realized I've only learnt some HTML in 3 months and the speed and motivation for my learning is not leading me anywhere. My friend recommended looking into coding bootcamps and I started researching. Fullstack Academy had great reviews and job landing rates so I looked no further and applied. They provided great recommendations on how to prepare for their application process, I knew zero JavaScript at t...I've decided to switch my career and was coding on my own for quite some time until I realized I've only learnt some HTML in 3 months and the speed and motivation for my learning is not leading me anywhere. My friend recommended looking into coding bootcamps and I started researching. Fullstack Academy had great reviews and job landing rates so I looked no further and applied. They provided great recommendations on how to prepare for their application process, I knew zero JavaScript at that time and yet I made it! It's been a year and I just landed my first software engineering job, no way I would've done it on my own! If you need a little more guidance like me, very determined to make that switch and ready to put your life a little bit on hold for the time of the course look no further and just do it!
Not only did I get the knowledge but also great connections, tips on how to enter the industry and how to be successful in your coding. It is going to be tough 4 months, like a highly intellectual full-time job but with take-home assignments, and the weekends are going to be busy as well with homework and projects. But if you truly enjoy coding you will be so excited to do it along like-minded peers willing to help and share their knowledge. Your classmates and instructors will become your industry connections forever along with all other graduated students. Even people I haven't met were willing to help when I reached out to them via LinkedIn knowing we both came from the same school.
Don't be fooled that you will get a job super easily after you graduated, you'd still have to put a lot of effort into it, continue learning and applying A LOT, but everyone who stays on it eventually lands the job. During my interview process I've learnt that Fullstack Academy is highly rated among employers and that's your entrance ticket for landing an interview. After that it is your skills, your mindset, your knowledge and how well you prepare. It may take you anywhere from one week to a year to get that job, but you will and that's the point. The industry is very competitive and you'd have to compete with people who have Computer Science degrees and maybe even some experience. So I just want to be honest with you that it will take a lot of work and determination and believing in yourself. I think that the most important thing you'll get from Fullstack Academy is confidence that YOU CAN DO THIS and super important tips on applying and shining during your interview.
A separate topic is people -- people at Fullstack Academy are just AMAZING, they have a no-ass strict policy for all staff and students. So when pair-programming you can be sure there is a kind, respectful person on the other side who is willing to help, it makes the whole process so much easier. They create a safe space for you to speak up and ask questions, that was super important to me. There are also some extra-curriculum activities, games etc. to let you all get to know each other and just have fun!
Overall, highly recommend!
- HoraceSoftware Developer • Graduate • Fullstack Academy Full-Time Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by LinkedInMay 06, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great environment for productive struggle, growth, learning, with support of great staff
This one was one of the best experiences I've had in my adult life. Sounds dramatic, but working with full stack helped me to reawaken the potential from inside of myself that I have not felt since college. Enrolling in FSA was the first step of my career change into software engineering. The admissions process was tougher than I expected. New students must have a firm grasp of javascript basics, and must pass a coding assessment and interview process to be placed in a cohort. The pace i...This one was one of the best experiences I've had in my adult life. Sounds dramatic, but working with full stack helped me to reawaken the potential from inside of myself that I have not felt since college. Enrolling in FSA was the first step of my career change into software engineering. The admissions process was tougher than I expected. New students must have a firm grasp of javascript basics, and must pass a coding assessment and interview process to be placed in a cohort. The pace is described as "drinking from a firehose", which sounds intimidating, but is really a blessing in disguise. The staff is very supportive, and students are assigned to Fellows for more individualized help and feedback. I started to fall behind at certain points of the program, but the instructors recognized the pattern, and provided additional resources and weekend lectures to help me catch up. The fast pace really helps to instill confidence in students when it comes to learning new technology. In 12 weeks, I would say I learned at least 15 new technologies. This has built my confidence to the point where I feel that I can handle learning any new tech in just a few days.
The post-graduate career success team has been wonderful to work with. There is constant support, and weekly meets to share resources, thoughts, concerns, and successes during the job search.
It is a pricy program, but the personal growth, and networking opportunities are well worth it in my opinion. I even stayed on to serve as a Teaching Fellow myself. The experience has been very rewarding. - Annis TanSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Remote Software Engineering Immersive • OnlineVerified by LinkedInMay 04, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
I still can't believe I did it!
Before attending Fullstack Academy, I was a fashion designer working full time during the pandemic and decided to quit my job to become a software engineer. It was such a crazy decision to make, but it's well worth it because I got an offer from a company that I really like after about 3-4 months of job searching. I think 3-4 months was reasonable and as expected.
I attended the Grace Hopper Program at FA from Sep 2020 to Dec 2020. The full-time remote immersive program was super...Before attending Fullstack Academy, I was a fashion designer working full time during the pandemic and decided to quit my job to become a software engineer. It was such a crazy decision to make, but it's well worth it because I got an offer from a company that I really like after about 3-4 months of job searching. I think 3-4 months was reasonable and as expected.
I attended the Grace Hopper Program at FA from Sep 2020 to Dec 2020. The full-time remote immersive program was super intense, I was very emotional because there were too many tools to learn in such a short amount of time. I struggled a lot during Junior Phase but I didn't give up, and all of our instructors, Jess, Finn, Ben were very helpful. We also had great fellows like Maddie, Ashlee, and Tori, so I suggest booking as many office hours as you can with the instructors and fellows if you are struggling.
After Senior Phase and graduation, we had a "Launch Day" with potential employers. It operated as a job fair, we could attend their section to learn more about the company then reach out to the recruiter afterward. After the Launch Day, I emailed the recruiters and got an interview with Bloomberg and another digital media company, so I liked how FA organized the event. Just don't expect to have an interview with the recruiters and received a job offer right away on Launch Day, it's not going to work like that anymore, you have to put in the work to do your part instead of wait for FA/someone to give you a job. For the job searching part, if you are still unemployed 2 months after graduation, you can apply to be a mentee and have a mentor (FA alumni working full time as a software engineer) to guide you. I would like to thank my career coach, Jolie for assigning a great mentor for me. I would also like to thank Trent for hosting job search Q&A events every other week so we have a place to share our interviewing experience.
Overall I am satisfied with the FA's immersive program and career assistance, the only thing I would suggest for improvement is to make the class size smaller and hire more career coaches. I highly recommend FA to those who are willing to work hard and have a positive attitude.
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