Georgia Tech Boot Camps

Overall I had a great experience with the bootcamp. I have learned previous languages in the past. However I felt like I needed a little boost to get my career going. This class provided that. It was a fast paced course. I feel the class covered more advanced topics than I was anticipating. The TA's, Instructors, Student Success Manager, were all very helpful. If you had a question or didnt understand something i could count on them to answer the question.

I do wish the class would have covered more git training. We did go over it, but I feel having a dedicated week to it would be beneficial. Especially in the areas of when something goes wrong, and perhaps something to help students with what would be the best approach in certain situations.

That being said, I feel like everything else I have learned is monumental in advancing my career. I learned what it was like working on a team of programmers. The other class members were helpful, and I had fun helping some of them.

Overall I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to advance their programming knowledge and is dedicated in pursing a career in programming.

In my experience as a Fullstack developer and student of Georgia Tech University coding Boot Camp, I've learned exceptional skills that have prepared me for the workforce. The program will prepare you to code and grasp a deep understanding of the latest technology within the IT industry. Learning to code goes beyond putting fingers to the keyboard, it is about utilizing your current skills, building a network with others, applying what you know, and beating the imposter syndrome. The program has submerged me with industry knowledge and provided an excellent network of people that believe in me and want to see me succeed. It will challenge you to step outside your shell and acknowledge your strengths and weaknesses. Prior to joining the program, I worked in healthcare for the past four years, my specialty was in supply chain management and I used to think I couldn't code. As a minority, I felt that I was inadequate or underserving of having access to building apps and machines. When I first got into the program, I would sometimes doubt my abilities but after connecting with mentors, and having my instructor who also believed in me I feel confident to go into the workforce and get any job I desire. I believe in myself more; I was able to meet others that also didn't have a lot of experience in coding and I felt right at home. If I could give anyone advice it would be to not focus on what you don't know, only focus on what you can learn and the opportunities that will be available after you complete the cohort. I would've believed in myself a long time ago had I known there were support systems out there such as the Georgia Tech Fullstack web development program. My wish is that my testimony inspires others to start believing in themselves and not to ever doubt what you can do. You won't know what you can do until you try, and I look forward to utilizing my new skill to advance in life. I do not regret taking this course. I believe in order to do something big you have to do something you've never done before. I encourage others to sign up for a Boot Camp that aligns with their life goals, when you close your eyes what do you see? If you can conceive it in your mind, you can achieve it physically. This is only the beginning and one of the greatest feelings about learning to code is you don't need to know everything so come with your notebook, computer, and with an open mindset and ready to ask questions because you will be learning as long as you're working in the Tech industry. 

It is a 24-week course covering the principles and best practices of the UX/UI disciple. Students learn lessons in the phases of the UX/UI process: Discover, Define, Develop, and Deliver. The assigned homework reinforces those lessons into real-life simulations of what career UX/UI practitioners do on the job. Three group projects put the students into team settings; each team applies the UX/UI process to bring their project to fruition. By the end of the course, the students gained not only the needed skills and training but also deeper insight into human behavior—after all, the user is the focus of the work UX/UI practitioners do.

I certainly had an amazing time with this program. I really learned a lot and look forward to continue my journey as a software developer. The TA's were a massive help as each were extremely knowledgeable of the course material. The course is quite rigorous and the speed felt overwhelming at times. Fortunately, the TA's and my peers within the cohort helped me a great deal. Again, this was a great experience I am truly grateful for this life changing experience. 

If you are looking for something to expand your knowledge in Digital Marketing, you are in the right place! It is worth every penny. 100%! I started this program with little bit of knowledge, and then I became a person with so much confidence. If you have a drive to learn new things, this is your place to start. I just graduated TODAY, and I'm at awe by how much I gained from my instructor, Heidi, and my assistant instructors, Nicole and Stephanie. They were incredible. They were patience with me, and made sure I understood everything. I also had amazing classmates. Each classmate in my class were all different levels of experiences and knowledge. We all worked hard together to be better. 

Completing this boot camp is one of the accomplishments of which I am most proud. One should NOT come to it without a full understanding of the commitment. I work full time and have a family and I think that it should be made clear that this is not a part time commitment in the sense that for someone that has zero field experience or education in this area you will be doing nothing else but working and learning for the next six months. That being said, I have learned so much more than I thought would be possible during this time. I started this boot camp with zero understanding of Python and am now able to manipulate data in python, SQL, and R. I can deploy a website using HTML, Javascript, CSS. I can create interactive visualizations using Tableau, Plotly, Leaflet. I can web-scrape and make API calls. I have an understanding of machine learning, hyper tuning a model, and deploying it onto a webpage. Six months ago I had no knowledge of Tableau, APIs or MongoDB and this boot camp has taught me all of these things. However, the most important thing that I have learned is how to take what I have been given and build on it so that now I will be capable of growing into a competent and capable data scientist. I have made connections that I will value and utilize for the rest of my career and I have been given an opportunity to improve my life that I never had before this type of program became available. If you are hungry (and I mean STARVING) for a new life opportunity I highly recommend this as a door that will open onto many paths. 

I have always been interested in STEM as a student in school so computer science and information technology has always been something that I have always taken a liking to. I come from a healthcare background and understand the importance of data and integrity. Data is the most important thing to protect in whatever industry you come across. This is where Ive realized protecting that data is just as important. This course has truly shown me the importance of cybersecurity and how vulnerable data can be if you don't make conscious adaptations to the software you are using. This course has also helped me to understand the importance for individuals like myself that come from different careers and the importance of security. It helped me break down the fundamental ideas of cybersecurity for someone trying to break into the industry. 

I received an associate degree in cybersecurity prior the GT bootcamp and was under the impression that I had a good grasp of the contents prior my enrollment. However, when I started GT bootcamp I realized that I was deficient in knowledge regardless. This 24-weeks course has been 24 weeks of discovery, great insight, and new knowledge acquisition for me. I have gained a wealth of knowledge – in Pentesting, Linux, windows Active directory, Splunk, SQL, bash/shell scripting to mention a few. The time and money that I have invested is totally worth it. The collaborative efforts of the lecturer and TAs are superb. They are well grounded in the content of study and are devoted to the success of every student. They were particularly focused on our understanding of the content which is commendable of them. They always had new knowledge to share, and their work experiences often became our learning moments. They were always available and accessible once you have a need. They utilized mediums like breakout rooms to facilitate our learning experience and meet the students one-on-one. 

Their career services are a great resource. They provide guidance, help structure your resume, interviews prepping, and provision of jobs links. 
I sincerely recommend the GT bootcamp to anyone who wants to change into IT career or hone his or her IT skills and be employment ready. 

I do not have much experience with cyber security, but I have learned a lot in this boot camp. The lectures were very motivating and easy to understand. What I enjoyed most were the activities and hands on assignments since they were a challenge and helped me learn a lot. The bootcamp has prepped me up to take the Sec+ exam and help me look for a better job through their career services. I would definitely recommend this bootcamp if you are looking for a career change or trying to get into cyber security. 

I entered this program hoping to gain enough knowledge to make a career change. After completing the program I can honestly say that I have done just that.  I feel confident and prepared to enter the job market with the knowledge that I've gained. I am currently prepping for the Security+ exam which is included in this course.  I would highly recommend Georgia Tech Cyber and Network Security Boot Camp to anyone looking to make a career change or just looking to expand your overall knowledge in the field. 

The Cyber and Network Security Boot Camp is extremely educational. I was extremely focused on the course itself but the Career Services add-on is a bonus for anyone trying to get interview and resume prepped at a professional level if they don't have a background in business or past experience in the field. I have successfully finished the bootcamp at this point have my Security+ certification. Since completing this course I have had several interviews and have accepted a job working as a Federal Contractor with the title Cybersecurity Network Administrator for a Naval Base. The sky is the limit with what you learn in this program and what route you want to take in the Cybersecurity field. You will be provided the roadmap for every possible career field you can pursue and the skills to perform at an expert level. I would recommend this bootcamp to anyone who wants a job in the cybersecurity field and the market right now is lacking the talent.

Georgia Tech and Trilogy Education has a well established program for in-depth training on the technology and TTPs you need for every cyber position. I'm halfway through the course and I can structure a new server file system, create users/groups/permissions on sensitive files, audit systems using Lynis and chrootkit for malware, perform security analysis with log monitoring, perform capture the flag events in Linux and Wireshark, automate tasks with scripts in Terminal and Powershell, and I have a complete understanding of the network architecture to see what part of the OSI model are vulnerable and intrusion detection/prevention systems  to analyze packets coming in. There is a lot of content I'm breezing by in this review and I'm only halfway through the course. Besides having a great program GT and Trilogy have an amazing staff that go beyond the materials  to provide insight of what is going on in their respective industries as cyber professionals currently working in their fields. My Instructor Vikram (AWS cloud aficionado) and my TAs Darrell (Blue Team Cyber) and Todd (Red Team Cyber) are invaluable to this effort and I wish anyone taking the program is lucky enough to receive this team in your cohort.

In five months I went from barely being able to write html to creating a full MERN stack web aplication deployed and available on the internet for anyone to use. While taking the class, even before exposure to React and Mongoose, I was able to design and deploy apps for my job. Those apps have positively impacted my work's operations. This class exposes it's students to a world of solutions and technologies to address problems in modern ways. It demands a lot of time, even with it being part time, but the time is well worth the effort.

I attended the part-time, six-month UX/UI Bootcamp through Georgia Tech and was a part of a cohort of 30 people from a wide variety of backgrounds - all are lovely people and we have not only networked but also kept each other sane at times. This Bootcamp was split into three parts: the first, User Experience; the second, User Interface; and the third, Frontend Development (i.e. coding). While it felt at times like we were thrown into the deep end of a pool (as the learning curve is very steep at the beginning of a new section), we all grew exponentially as UX Designers. If I had any complaints, they would probably be about how project weeks are structured; usually, the instructor for the course talks through a PowerPoint before either activities or group projects begin for the day. With projects, however, it was beyond valuable for myself and my team to know what we were expected to have done before the next class in order to not fall behind. With that in mind, the Georgia Tech UX/UI Bootcamp was a fantastic experience, one that will be challenging, but ultimately rewarding as long as you put in what you expect to get out of it.

The instructor and the TA staff always bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, support, and encouragement to every class session.  

The instructor Matt Mills is a brilliant instructor.  The vast knowledge, previous and current experience from the industry, and articulating to our classroom setting is beyond amazing. I wish I could transcribe every single word conveyed in our course setting. I'm pleased I picked the right time and class to participate in the CyberSecurity and Networking Boot Camp Session with the Georgia Institute of Technology. Also, since the beginning of the course, the instructions, guidance, and assistance from Patrick Smiley and Ivan Rendon have been extraordinary. 

The current session ranks amongst one of the best educational courses I've attended. I was nervous and apprehensive at first; however, I don't have any regrets. On the contrary, I'm pleased I entertained the opportunity to participate with the instructional staff for this course, creating a new path and journey enhancing my career many years to come. 

Also, I would like to thank Gabriela Manis; she was always accessible and resolved our challenges quickly. Also, ensuring the students were constantly prepared to process new objectives and content each week due to the aggressive schedule.  Gabriela was an excellent addition to the instructional team for the program. 

Warmest Regards,
Selena

"If you know more than you knew yesterday then you are good!" -Stanley Lewis GA Tech Boot Camp Instructor 

I started with this quote because I was extremely hard on myself throughout the course. However, it wasn't until COVID hit and we went completely online that I realized the concepts we were learning were not meant to be retained in 24 weeks but rather we learning computational thinking. We were introduced to new ideas and concepts that empowered us to solve problems through code.

It was very much worth my money! You should brace yourself to be excited with the little things and frustration with the little things! You will learn A LOT and you will need to be dedicated and committed to your success!

As far as job placement is considered I was able to use the knowledge I learned in the bootcamp to land to new promotion within my company.

Shout out to Stanley Lewis and  Lauren (TA) for dedicated and commitment to the students success!

OMG this class is amazing. The instructional team is fabulous but you are going to have to work extremely hard because the class is fast pace, and super intense. They cover a lot of ground in a small amount of time. You are going to have to stay focus during those 3 months. The rewards are unbelievable. You will learn more than you could ever imagine. I have personally enjoyed the class for the most part

At the time I decided to take the Data Science and Analytics course at Georgia Tech, my career was in a rut. I was extremely unhappy with the direction my career had taken. I no longer felt in control of my career. I knew I wanted to explore the Financial Technology sector but did not have the experience and/or background in data science to do so. I began researching different programs and landed upon Georgia Tech’s bootcamp program. After reading the description, I knew this was the right program to help me reach my goals.

 

Now to the best part. It just so happens that the bank I work for is going through a major transition. New management was brought on as a part of the transition with a focus on instilling a strong data analytics component. I was immediately considered to lead this role for my group. It goes without saying that I would never have been afforded this opportunity if I had not taken this course.

 

I am now fully in control of my career and have this course along with the professor and TA’s to thank for it. I have been given the skills and tools to be competitive in the workforce.  Everyday I’m faced with something new and challenging and it feels great.

This course provides a great opprtunity to learn MERN stack technologies from extremly supportive and knowledeble professionals. Its a very fast paced course one that requires students to work very hard and commit additional time outside the classroom to truly master the topics. This course will definitely help you to grow professionally and personally. Guidance and support of instructors and TA's will definetly help to cultivate continuous learning to stay competitive.

I wasn't really sure what to expect from a 24-week course - would I really learn new skills that I could apply to a job?  Yes, yes, a million times yes!  This course exceeded my expectations is so many ways and I learned a ton of amazing new skills.

First - the instructional staff really know their stuff and it showed.  Our instructor, Hannah, was passionate about UX/UI and was able to make the xontent come alive each class.  I still hear her words, "You are not the user" and it is so true.  Deapite what you think you know about your users, the research techniques we applied in class helped us rally understand what motivates users and what is important to them.  The TA's added value and where a great source of feedback.

Second - the only way you can really learn UX/UI is by doing it.  The combination of in class activities, homework and group projects let's you apply what you learned to real life scenarios.  Honestly, I was nervous about the group projects, but embrace those opportunities to work with others - embrace their strengths and take the opportunities to share your strengths with others.  This is a benefit that they don't talk about that was very valuable for me.

Third - this bootcamp is serious work!  You need to be committed to putting in the work both in and out of class.  If you think you can wait until the day before an assignment is due to start working on a project, you might be in trouble!  I kept up with the assignments and broke the projects up into pieces and developed a schedule to stay up to date.  I could definately tell when I didn't stay on track and had a few late nights making up for it. User testing is also a big part of the overall process, so make sure you have access to a good group of willing testers or be prepared to spend time at the local coffee house asking for volunteers.

This was one of the hardest programs that I have been involved in but it was worth every minute of the experience. I met an amazing group of designers that willingly shared their expertise and knowledge with each other and I know we are all going on to do amazing things!

As I'm writing this review about 6 hours after our last class, reflecting on the last 6 months of intense curriculum, I can't help but feel relieved that it's over but also feeling excited about what the future holds for me now.  Taking this course was the best thing I could have done for my future, hands down.  The curriculum content, homework and projects were overwhelming at times, but the support we received from the TAs, instructor, SSM and Career Services helped me to keep pushing through to the end.  Having a full-time job and a full-time family, it was tough to stay focused sometimes and manage my time efficiently, however the staff was amazing and more than willing to work with us when we had issues.  The only thing that I couldn't take advantage of was the tutoring sessions - I had to reserve a time slot at least 24 hours in advance minimum and I had to present the issue I was having when signing up, but by the time my session had arrived I had already figured it out and moved on so I would cancel.  It would've been nice if tutors were available as soon as 2-3 hours from signing up for sessions.  Overall this was an awesome experience and I would recommend it to anyone who has a love for coding and web design.

Wow. Hands down the best experience of my entire life. Georgia Tech and Trilogy really care about your success 100% of the way. The course is taught in a way that emphasizes personal growth inside and outside the classroom. You will grow tremendously as a person by taking this course. While it does demand a lot of your focus, time, and effort, every contribution yields bountiful returns. I have never walked out of a class and thought to myself, "wow, I have so much more confidence and valuable skills." Every day when I left class I took home a new skill, each skill extremely marketable in the development/coding industry. Thank you to Trilogy and Georgia Tech for putting together amazing programs like this. They do an amazing job, they hire the right people, and they are looking out for you 100%. Could not recommend this program more!

This was a 6 month (24 week) coding bootcamp. I'm a recent graduate, and am very pleased with the experience. The staff was knowledgeable and very supportive throughout the entire experience. It is a hectic pace due to the nature of the material combined with the time constraints! It will definitely require outside study of at least 20 hours a week, bear that in mind! It is one hundred percent worth it though. Looking back on how much I learned, and remembering how lost I felt on day one, it is truly remarkable how well the instructional staff does with the time given. Definitely recommend this course! 

Currently, job requirement was to gather the information & generate the reports for waiting. I was doing in excel, which is a good tool but i have to do same thing again and again. 

During the course i developed programs in python, D3 and Tableau and when i present i just need to refresh the reports now. 

Instructors are very friendly and with good knowledgeable. They guide and help when it was required. 

This program needs your full attention and i faced issue time to time as job was demanding, but with the help of instructor and team. I was able to come out of it. 

My understanding with this program this is just a start, which opens so many doors for opportunities. 

It was a good program and I learnt a lot. Thanks to the instructors for giddiness and helping time to time. 

Overall it was good experience.

Full Stack Flex Bootcamp Part-Time was defenitely a wonderful learning experience. The instructors and the TAs were all great. Esterling was one of the instructors. He went above and beyond to help everyone in the class. I can recall at least four late nights Esterling was willing to help me debug my code through Xoom. He also had extra help sessions where he covered topics that weren't covered in class. If you are a bootcamp student, I highly recommend following his youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/EsterlingAccime). His tutorials are easy to understand. The TA's Jack, Chris, Phil, James all displayed a real passion for the subject matter and were all very approachable and willing to to help out. I made some amazing friends, who are people I never would have met without this experience. I learned more in a short period of time than I would have thought possible.  It was hard to keep up with the course material and the career services material, as there was a lot to learn in 24 weeks. The biggest letdown of the Bootcamp was only 3 employers/companies showed up for the Demo day, after all the effort that went into building our portfolio :(

The GA Tech Cyber and Network Security Boot Camp is one of the best investments I've ever made.

As a senior IT professional coming from software development, I was lacking experience in IT operations, and especially around information security. As my responsibilities grew, I needed to fill that gap, and be able to understand and assess every aspect around cybersecurity.

GA Tech is one of the best insitutions in the country for students of all ages, including its professional education campus, so I knew this was the right path for me. Classes are taught by professional and certified security experts, who make sure that we understand how to apply in real life the principles we learn.

I would recommend prospective students who are interested in learning more about cybersecurity to enroll in this bootcamp and not being discouraged by the intensity and the fast-paced program. It is challenging but very rewarding, and it will open a lot of new possibilities, regardless of your past experience in IT.

The Data Science Bootcamp was truly amazing. I was able to learn Python,MySQL and do Machine learning with zero exposure to the computer science field. Doing several projects with team has boosted my confidence has a young enthusiatic Data Science graduate.The instructors and TA's were brilliant and had great konwledge in the different subjects .Overall it was engaging classes with lot of new information .

This bootcamp course gave me a lot of IT knowledge base to continue in my career as a backend NodeJS. The course and learning curve were simple, well explained through each modules where touched extensively each development features out there, such as frontend and backend. Helped me a lot to defined the gaps and refine between frontend and server-side. Guided me to the right path without any complexity. I recommend this bootcamp for someone wants to start from fresh and become a fullstack developer.

This is hands down an incredible program full of inspirational people. I browsed around the internet for a web development program that was an in person experience when I came across this particular one. I think being in person and having opportunities for collaboration with your instructors/TA’s or even your classmates is such a huge benefit when it comes to diving into an area such as web development. This fit with my full time work schedule perfectly and although it was quite a challenge to juggle, the amount of support you’ll receive makes it very doable. They have a great career support program that helps you build yourself for employers throughout the program and post graduation. There’s also an alumni group that hosts monthly meetings for networking and learning opportunities. If you’re looking for a well-rounded program to get your foot (and all other body parts) in the door, this is it!! 

 

 

Coming into this program, I wasn't sure what to expect. I was more than afraid of my ability to keep up, worried if the instructors would be pleasant, and if the program itself was going to be a good investment. My fears were unfounded. 

We had a great team of knowledgeable instructors who were able to explain complicated concepts in a way everyone could understand, they were also thoughtful enough to record each session so that we may go back and revisit the class once it was over. Every in-class exercise we had, the TAs would walk around to make sure each person had help as well so that no one was left behind. 

The classes were entertaining and fun, we had instructors who never took themselves too seriously and would offer a well timed pun or corny joke when the situation called for it. We knew we could come to them for help and felt supported at all times. 

Overall it was a great experience. We covered a wide breadth of topics, but in the end we became proficient enough for any junior or midlevel role. That said, it was still hard work. 

Everyone knows bootcamps are a harrowing experience by nature, but learning this much in such a short amount of time leaves you with the responsibility to gain clarity for yourself. You'll need to approach something like this not with the idea of passing the class, but with the idea of being your very best. If you spend 2 hours studying - try adding another hour. This will help you when it comes time to start interviewing,  when you have to manage your own projects, and when you need to rely on yourself outside the classroom environment. Regularly revisit the basics, even if you're at the end, and know that you're  never going to know everything, but be willing to keep learning long after the class is over. Having confidence in yourself is key. This program does not offer college credit, but it has a solid and quality curriculum and if you do what you're supposed to do, you will be prepared to start your career as a developer. 

Good Luck! 

This program is diverse and flexible in their ability to help and guide you to become a full stack dev whether you come from a background in tech or are starting from nothing and looking to break into something new. The instructors are knowledgable and are able to handle specific use cases and apply them to real world scenarios and create a more forward understanding of the material. Enter this program and expect to leave with all the skills you need to build any app considered and then some.

The GT Full Stack Bootcamp is an excellent program that is fast-paced but offers a level of support that is unparalleled to any other academic experience I have ever had. I came from a non-tech background and knew VERY LITTLE about coding. After finishing the program, I felt like I could speak a whole new language. They teach you not only how to create full stack applications (frontend --> backend), but also about web development in the workplace. I will be forever grateful for the skills I learned in this Bootcamp and can't wait to continue in the technical field. 

This was an amazing boot camp. It was great because it fit my schedule so I could still work and learn these valuable skills. I loved that everything was skills focused and not all theoretical. They go over different in-demand technologies that are used by working developers today and then teach you how to apply them in the real world using practical projects to help build up your portfolio. If you're looking to change careers and be a developer this is a great way to go. Just the connections that you make alone is worth it. The instructors and TA's are amazing and helpful and truly want you to succeed. Make relationships with your classmates and instructors. They'll push you and help you achieve success even when it's hard and you think you can't do it. I highly recommend this course. It was an amazing learning and growing experience for me. I hope it will be for you too when you take it!

I've spent the last few years as a stay-at-home-mom knowing I want to return to work and make a career change at the same time. I chose web development for various reasons and discovered it was possible to obtain training without obtaining a traditional degree.  Since I have zero prior technical experience I enrolled in a Udemy course and quickly discovered I didn't have enough context and would really benefit from a classroom setting.  That's when I found the GA Tech Bootcamp.  Knowing GA Tech's excellent reputation in the business community I knew their program would have high standards and be very rigorous.  In order to make a career change, I wanted and needed a program that would be credible.  

The curriculum is designed to be immersive and hands on.  It requires being pushed outside of comfortzones.  If you think drinking from a fire hose is rough, this is more like trying to drink from a broken fire hydrant.... With this program you get out what you put in.  If you ask for help, you get it.  The staff is top notch! The instructors are amazing.  Everyone, from staff to classmates were incredibly supportive and encouraging.  When I started I had no idea what 'Full Stack' meant. By the end of the program I had a portfolio full of amazing, full stack applications. Completing this course and attending graduation is an accomplishment I'm proud of.  This was more difficult than grad school but if I can learn this I can learn anything.  And...If I can do it.....anyone determined.... can too!

A little background about me before I came into the program.

I came in with a little experience coding in Matlab.

Pros:

- Most immediate benefit is a guided curriculum of the latest fundemental technologies.

- Holistic support from instructors, ta, and success manager including job preparation with iterative feedback that helped me get my first developer job.

- Group or "House" study groups, competitions for udemy courses as prizes, and learning collaborative git and agile practices working in a group.

- My instructors and TAs held additional extra topics sessions for other technologies not taught in the curriculum.

- Dedicated weekly 1-on-1 tutor and the ability to ask specific questions that may not be answered on stack overflow.

Cons:

- If you have any experience in web development, the first few weeks will feel slower.

- Too many todo list assignments, although admittedly it is the most efficient way of learning all the REST methods.

 

Overall, there is a lot to learn in the developer world, and having friends or classmates to struggle with, bounce ideas off of, and compete with to make the best group projects goes a long way. The Georgia Tech Fullstack Coding Bootcamp stands out from other bootcamps due to the staff. My instructors were very engaging and made class enjoyable to learn. 

I don't know where I start. Everything that this bootcamp has taught me is that I can do this. The instructors are awesome. They are really inspiring, and helped me so much throughout the entire process.

With anything in life you get what you put in. So if the administation, instructors, and TA's are telling you all along you have to do x, y, z to put yourself out there, you have to put yourself out there. They do a great job making sure you have all the resources to develop your skills. I had so much going on in my personal life, and they value each student if you ask for the help.