GW Boot Camps
GW Boot Camps offer 12-week, full-time or 24-week, part-time web development courses, 24-week, part-time data analytics, cybersecurity, UX/UI, and financial technology (FinTech) courses, and an 18-week, part-time digital marketing course. The full stack curriculum includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, Express.js, Node.js, databases, MongoDB, MySQL, and Git.
The data curriculum includes programming in Excel, Python, R programming, JavaScript charting, HTML/CSS, API interactions, SQL, Tableau, fundamental statistics, machine learning, and more. Enjoy close collaboration with other professionals while receiving hands-on experience.
The cybersecurity curriculum offers hands-on training in networking, systems, web technologies, databases, and defensive and offensive cybersecurity.
The UX/UI program provides hands-on training in user-centric design research, design thinking, visual prototyping and wireframing, interface design, storyboarding, visual design theory, web prototyping with HTML5 and CSS, interaction design with JavaScript and jQuery, and more.
The fintech curriculum covers Python programming, financial libraries, machine learning algorithms, Ethereum, blockchain, and more.
The digital marketing curriculum covers highly relevant skills, training students in marketing strategy fundamentals, optimizing campaigns and websites, digital advertising and automation strategy, and more. Students will get hands-on experience with tools such as Google Analytics, Facebook Ads Manager, and Wordpress.
The boot camp curricula are designed with the most in-demand market needs in mind. GW Boot Camps empower expert instructors and TAs to deliver a dynamic learning experience. Whether you choose to pursue web development, data analytics, cybersecurity, UX/UI, FinTech, digital marketing, or product management over the course of our program, you’ll be immersed in an intensive educational experience. Students not only learn the fundamentals but also apply their knowledge to solve real-world problems and build portfolios. Students will enjoy close collaboration with other professionals while receiving hands-on experience.
GW Boot Camps are designed for individuals who are actively pursuing a career change, advancement, or are looking to gain a new skill set. Applicants do not need prior experience to enroll, but once admitted, all students will complete a pre-course tutorial.
Students will benefit from a wide range of career services to be positioned for success through graduation and beyond. Services include portfolio reviews, resume and social media profile support, high-impact career events, workshops, mock interviews, and 1:1 career coaching. Upon program completion, students will receive a non-credit professional certificate from GW’s College of Professional Studies and will have a portfolio of projects demonstrating a working knowledge of the concepts or a wide set of cybersecurity skills applicable to industry certifications.
GW Boot Camps are offered in collaboration with edX.
64 GW Boot Camps Reviews
Sriharitha MantralaStudent • Data Analytics - Part-Time • ArlingtonAug 18, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/AData Analytics Boot Camp
Data Analytics Boot camp from GW –
Being in the field of Data analytics, I always wanted to improve my skill set in manipulating data or having cool ways to visualize my data. That’s when I came to know about the GW Data Analytics and Visualizations boot camp. I am so happy I had chosen this particular course. I am definitely” WOWED” by the syllabus , the instructors and the admins of this course. I have taken many courses many other places but this team of adminData Analytics Boot camp from GW –
Being in the field of Data analytics, I always wanted to improve my skill set in manipulating data or having cool ways to visualize my data. That’s when I came to know about the GW Data Analytics and Visualizations boot camp. I am so happy I had chosen this particular course. I am definitely” WOWED” by the syllabus , the instructors and the admins of this course. I have taken many courses many other places but this team of admin "Gemini Sanford" and teacher "Dartanion Williams" are the best so far in my experience. Both go overboard and show not just 100% but 200% interest in helping you through the coursework.
It is definitely a fast paced, highly technical course. If you plan and put aside good time for the course, but again If you are ever stuck the amazing team is available 24 X 7 to help you move over your hurdles. There are always available to help.
I am so glad I took the right decision; these guys have become my second family. It was the BEST learning experience so far. If you want to learn ways and means to analyze and or visualize your data. You will need to do this course.
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Community Team
Aug 20, 2020
Thank you so much, Sriharitha! Our entire team is truly passionate about enabling student success so we're happy to hear this has resonated with you. We couldn't agree more that Gemini and Dartanion are pretty fantastic. Like you mentioned, this is a fast-paced course that will require extensive time both inside and outside of the classroom but if you set aside time and take advantage of all the boot camp's resources, you'll stay ahead. We commend all your hard work thus far and are rooting you on towards graduation!- MIchaelGraduate • WashingtonJul 14, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Cyber security
My knowledge in coding was mainly focusing on the application and usage of my day to day portals with what my engineering field requires to deal with,being in advanced engineering fields then shifting to QC. I found that coding can take a different form specially from the security side.
I was looking forward to gaining more knowledge especially after realizing the basic infrastructure that tech knowledge can raise on is cyber security since its unique vision towa...My knowledge in coding was mainly focusing on the application and usage of my day to day portals with what my engineering field requires to deal with,being in advanced engineering fields then shifting to QC. I found that coding can take a different form specially from the security side.
I was looking forward to gaining more knowledge especially after realizing the basic infrastructure that tech knowledge can raise on is cyber security since its unique vision toward the tech world. The GW Cyber Security Bootcamp provided me with the practical tools I needed to succeed plus my instructional team consisted of Gemini, Rashed, Christian, and Niya. Their knowledge about cyber security in different tech areas was great. It helped me to figure out cyber threats , attacks , and how to mitigate them. Their knowledge put me on the track to discover every new thing about cyber security.They always employed extra effort ensuring the class stayed focused and on track, and always providing meaningful feedback to ensure that you are performing at your personal best.I would like to give special thanks to my instructional team.Boot Camp Team of GW Boot Camps
Community Team
Jul 16, 2020
Thank you for sharing your boot camp experience, Michael! It's great to know the program provided you with the practical tools to move forward and succeed in your career. We're thrilled you benefited from the ongoing support of our instructional team and couldn't agree more that Gemini, Rashed, Christian, and Niya are all amazing. Congratulations on successfully graduating! We're rooting you on in all your future endeavors. - AdamSenior Systems Engineer • Graduate • WashingtonJul 14, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
GW Cyber Security Bootcamp
I am an experienced Senior Systems Engineer with over 20 years experience designing, supporting, and troubleshooting end-to-end infrastructure solutions. I saw the trend shifting in the technology field from Infrastructure to Cyber Security. In response, I engaged the proactive attitude of pursuing a Cyber Security Degree. I received a degree from bachelor’s degree in Cyber Security from the University of Phoenix with extra honors. When I did my first incident response in...I am an experienced Senior Systems Engineer with over 20 years experience designing, supporting, and troubleshooting end-to-end infrastructure solutions. I saw the trend shifting in the technology field from Infrastructure to Cyber Security. In response, I engaged the proactive attitude of pursuing a Cyber Security Degree. I received a degree from bachelor’s degree in Cyber Security from the University of Phoenix with extra honors. When I did my first incident response in mitigating a ransomware attack at my organization, I realized how little I knew.
Obtaining the degree from UoP was good in that I understood the theory of Cyber Security; however, I had little practical knowledge. The GW Cyber Security Bootcamp provided me with the practical tools I needed to succeed. I learned more during this bootcamp than I did throughout my entire degree at UoP.
My instructional team consisted of Gemini, Rashed, Christian, and Niya. All 4 of these individuals truly excelled beyond anyone’s expectations. They are a dream team made for success. Each of them went above and beyond to ensure that no-one-is-left-behind. They always stayed late to make sure the days lesson was fully understood. They always employed extra effort each day to ensure the class stayed focused and on track. They always provided meaningful feedback to ensure that you performed at your personal best.
In my mind, 5 stars is not enough for this team. The most amazing mark is that this is the first class for Rashed, Christian, and Niya. With little instructional experience, Rashed presented himself as a 20-year veteran. His knowledge of Cyber Security is always current and presented events to the class even before they hit the news mediums.
The knowledge I gained from this class has been tested and validated in both Penetration Testing and Digital Forensics. I’ve proven, beyond a reasonable doubt, that I can employ modern practices from the knowledge that I’ve gained from this course.
A special thank you goes out to Gemini, Rashed, Christian, and Niya!
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Community Team
Jul 16, 2020
Way to go, Adam! We're happy to hear you chose our program to accelerate your technical skills and gain real-world experience. Our entire instructional team is truly passionate about enabling student success, so we're thrilled this resonated with you. We also have to agree that Gemini, Rashed, Christian, and Niya are all pretty fantastic. Congratulations on graduating, we truly appreciate your review! All the best as you continue moving forward. - Liz SacksMarketing Professional • Student • UX/UI • ArlingtonJul 09, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
UX/UI Program
The quality of GW's UX/UI program more than exceeded my expectations! Having an instructor who is also successfully working in the field, plus a TA that had fairly recently completed her own similar bootcamp program, they maintained focus on the tools and foundational learnings currently necessary to thrive in the field. Class was always challenging but in a positive way. Students were encouraged to go outside of their comfort zones. I certainly did and feel I achieved a level of growth ...The quality of GW's UX/UI program more than exceeded my expectations! Having an instructor who is also successfully working in the field, plus a TA that had fairly recently completed her own similar bootcamp program, they maintained focus on the tools and foundational learnings currently necessary to thrive in the field. Class was always challenging but in a positive way. Students were encouraged to go outside of their comfort zones. I certainly did and feel I achieved a level of growth that will help me better succeed. I always felt class was broken up really well into mixes of lecture, activities and work time. It always stayed engaging. I also appreciated how responsive everyone in the department has been whenever I need additional support. I highly recommend GW's UX/UI program to anyone wanting to get into the field and feel you couldn't have a better team leading the program.Boot Camp Team of GW Boot Camps
Community Team
Jul 13, 2020
Amazing, Liz! We're thrilled the boot camp exceeded your expectations and that you had a positive student experience. We strive to foster a collaborative classroom environment, supporting learners throughout every step of the way. Congratulations on successfully completing the program and thank you for your review! We're rooting you on in all your future endeavors. - JakeGraduate • Data Analytics • ArlingtonJun 10, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Data Analytics Bootcamp
The instructional team was composed of industry professionals who were top-notch teachers. The curriculum was super relevant, and the hands-on, in-class environment was exactly what I was looking for - collaborative and engaging. They handled a smooth transition to an online format during the COVID-19 pandemic that was still supportive of students.Boot Camp Team of GW Boot Camps
Community Team
Jun 11, 2020
Thank you, Jake! It's great to know you enjoyed your boot camp experience and felt supported by our entire instructional team. Our priority has always been to enable student success both inside and outside of the classroom, so we're thrilled you found the transition online to be seamless. Congratulations on graduating, we wish you all the best moving forward! - John van ZalkStudent • Data Analytics • ArlingtonDec 20, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Best Coding Bootcamp Instructor Out There!
I started the 6 month GW Analytics Bootcamp in September, 2019. This is a part-time bootcamp with two classes after work and one on Saturday. Many comparable bootcamps like Flatiron and Galvanize are only full-time so one of the immeadiate benefits of GW's is getting to keep your job.
Obvisously, after working 8 hour days though, it is crucial to have an instructor with a lot of energy that can keep you going. Not only is my instructor at GW extremely passionate about teaching us...
I started the 6 month GW Analytics Bootcamp in September, 2019. This is a part-time bootcamp with two classes after work and one on Saturday. Many comparable bootcamps like Flatiron and Galvanize are only full-time so one of the immeadiate benefits of GW's is getting to keep your job.
Obvisously, after working 8 hour days though, it is crucial to have an instructor with a lot of energy that can keep you going. Not only is my instructor at GW extremely passionate about teaching us, he actively changes the cirriculumn to provide us with the most sought after skills in the job market today.
I beleive that the curriculum is second to none. While Galvanize and Flatiron will prepare you to be a Data Scientist, the GW bootcamp will prepare you to be a Data Scientist, Data Engineer, Software Engineer and SQL developer.
And, GW's program is nearly half of the cost.
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Community Team
Dec 20, 2019
We appreciate you sharing your program experience, John! We're thrilled you benefited from the boot camp's schedule and the support of our entire instructional team.We realize that balancing a full-time job with the curriculum requires serious commitment, so we commend all your hard work. Congratulations on graduating, we're rooting you on as you continue forward! - MelvinStudent • Full Stack Flex - Part-Time • ArlingtonOct 23, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
My Story
My experience at George Washington’s (GW) Coding Boot Camp was both physically and mentally challenging. Despite not being an easy, I wouldn't trade my experience for the world, as I did not anticipate the skills acquired would be so rewarding. In-fact, towards the beginning of the course in March, I unexpectedly lost my mother. And tragically, a month later my aunt also passed, consequently contributing to financial hardships/ I struggled to manage the many educational and profe...My experience at George Washington’s (GW) Coding Boot Camp was both physically and mentally challenging. Despite not being an easy, I wouldn't trade my experience for the world, as I did not anticipate the skills acquired would be so rewarding. In-fact, towards the beginning of the course in March, I unexpectedly lost my mother. And tragically, a month later my aunt also passed, consequently contributing to financial hardships/ I struggled to manage the many educational and professional stressors, while simultaneously managing my personal pain from the loss and attempting to follow along with the course material. I wanted to quit! I even met with my Student Success Manager and expressed my desire to forfeit my tuition and end the course but our conversation convinced me to stay.
Soon after, I managed to change my perspective and decided to look at my situation from a more positive vantage point. It was challenging, but I had the support of the staff, instructor, and teaching assistants. They offered me a safe place to fail in the process of learning the rigorous course material. Although I did not easily retain certain concepts, the instructors encouraged me to "code like you code". These simple instructions helped me replace the self-imposed burden of perfection with a more positive outlook. Fail and learn but don't fail to learn, because failure yields the opportunity to learn something new.
GW’s Coding Boot Camp has changed my perspective of learning and has given me the platform to bring my ideas into reality. By exposing me to innovative dynamic technological concepts, my passion to create was renewed. I recommend this course for anyone looking for a career change or anyone willing to challenge themselves to learn industry-leading technologies, cutting-edge architectural concepts, general coding languages and best practices. Thank you! ~ Melvin MooreBoot Camp Team of GW Boot Camps
Community Team
Oct 24, 2019
We truly appreciate you sharing your boot camp experience, Melvin! Our entire team is passionate about enabling student success, so we're glad to hear they wholeheartedly supported and encouraged you every step of the way, including through unexpected hardships. We couldn't agree more with your adage and are thrilled you continued forward with the program, renewing your passion to create. Congratulations on successfully graduating! We're confident you'll go on to achieve great things in the future with your newfound web development skills. - DmitriGraduate • Full-Stack Flex - Full-Time • ArlingtonOct 01, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Not worth it
I didn’t want to write this review at first but then I thought it was necessary because it can help other people and because this place is overrated by fake good reviews or reviews by people who used to work here.
When the class started our instructor left after the first week. Then we got a new one who didn’t seem to be knowledgeable at all and was a really bad teacher who was only “reading” the code without explaining how it was written and how to write it. ...
I didn’t want to write this review at first but then I thought it was necessary because it can help other people and because this place is overrated by fake good reviews or reviews by people who used to work here.
When the class started our instructor left after the first week. Then we got a new one who didn’t seem to be knowledgeable at all and was a really bad teacher who was only “reading” the code without explaining how it was written and how to write it. So the only help we would get was by Technical Assistants( who were really awesome guys).
Then in a month our instructor got fired. Then we got a new one once again who finally seemed to be an expert in the topic but unfortunately the course was almost over by that time already.
After the course ended we were supposed to get our certificates mailed to us but that never happened. We were never given them either. So in order to get mine I had to write constantly to Student Success Manager, Gemini S. who promised me to mail it herself and never did and blamed everything on GWU issues and kept lying to me about when it would be mailed or what’s happening with it( which is ridiculous and I can’t believe it myself still ). It’s been 4 months since graduation and me and other students still don’t have their certificates. After paying 11k$ for this course you expect the certificate to get delivered to you at least or be handed personally on the graduation day without having to chase it.
To sum everything up, I can say that I was very disappointed with GWU Coding Bootcamp overall because I thought that the name of this school at least means quality of education and work efficiency but that’s just a fancy name.
The course itself is very intense and 3 months is not enough to cover this giant amount of information especially with bad instructors. Be ready to study a lot on your own and get a huge amount of stress. Career services are somewhat helpful. Also don’t believe the person in charge of this course as things he told me to convince me to take it were not relevant to the reality ( the data about students after they graduate like their employment rates etc). Simply save your money and find same courses online.
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Community Team
Oct 04, 2019
Thank you for your review, Dmitri. This platform is independently operated and moderated by Course Report in order to ensure the legitimacy of reviews and that posts adhere to their guidelines. We value honesty and appreciate all input from our students—both negative and positive—as we are constantly optimizing our boot camp offerings and support services.
From your review, we understand that your program experience did not live up to your expectations. Like you mentioned, your class did encounter some unexpected instructional changes and we understand that this impacted your experience. It's our goal to hire quality instructors through our rigorous, multi-part interview process, requiring a minimum of three years' experience in the field, but we understand that not all teaching styles will resonate with every student.
We pride ourselves on teaching individuals how to learn, and try to make students aware that as this is a boot camp, topics are covered at a high level in class, allowing students to build a strong foundational skill set so that they can master other languages and frameworks on their own. You are completely right that the accelerated full-time program is challenging and moves fast, requiring a serious time commitment both inside and outside of the classroom in order to master the curriculum. We are glad to hear you found our career services assistance to be helpful.
It is our goal for all learners to complete the course feeling properly equipped with the knowledge and resources they need to step out into the industry. We know our students put in hours of hard work and dedication throughout the program in order to earn their certificate, so we sincerely regret any delays you experienced in obtaining your certificate after completing the program. All student certificates have since been sent out in the mail and tracking information was provided. If you would like, we would truly welcome the opportunity to speak to you personally. Please reach out to us directly at (202) 629-0252. - EricStudent • Data Analytics • ArlingtonAug 03, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
What You Make Of It
I was very hesitant to write this review, however I feel as though I owe it to future students to paint an accurate picture of the GW Boot Camp Experience. I tried discussing my concerns with the "Student Success Manager", but unfortunately my several emails went unanswered. Seeing the long, buzzword-filled responses to other reviews, it certainly appears that GW (Trilogy) cares far more about the outward appearance of this boot camp than the experience of current students.
I was very hesitant to write this review, however I feel as though I owe it to future students to paint an accurate picture of the GW Boot Camp Experience. I tried discussing my concerns with the "Student Success Manager", but unfortunately my several emails went unanswered. Seeing the long, buzzword-filled responses to other reviews, it certainly appears that GW (Trilogy) cares far more about the outward appearance of this boot camp than the experience of current students.
As mentioned in other reviews, this is a "GW Bootcamp" only in the sense of the classroom location. The course is run through Trilogy, and simply put this is primarily a business, not a school. Recruiters will rush you through the signup process as soon as you apply, with sensationalized messages telling you how quickly capacity is filling up. The "admission exam" is a joke - 20, easily-found multiple-choice questions. As you may expect, this leads to a wide range of experience across the students. If you have no coding experience, unless you are highly motivated to learn I would not recommend this course. I feel that advertising this course as "no coding experience necessary" sets all parties up for failure. I will say the subject matter was generally interesting and relevant, and many topics are covered. I found the instructor(s) and TA's extremely intelligent and helpful - they are there because they love the technology and it shows. I unfortunately had to include "instructor(s)" as our primary instructor allegedly resigned - it's pretty apparent that the administration forced him out, but that is only my speculation. I completely disagree with this decision - my understanding is students thought he was moving too quickly and were frustrated. Again, I chalk this up to Trilogy falsely advertising the starting expectations and signing anyone who has $10K up for the course. Regardless, their decision was to terminate the relationship and add more confusion to the class. This confusion led to us spending 45 minutes learning R, while we had 5 weeks committed to learning web dash-boarding. I really did not want to write this review, but this seems to be the only way to get a response from Trilogy administration. If you are a prospective student or TA, I would look elsewhere before registering - you are far less important the moment your check clears.Boot Camp Team of GW Boot Camps
Community Team
Aug 12, 2019
Thank you for your feedback, Eric. We're happy to hear you're benefiting from the support of our instructional team and are finding the subject matter to be interesting.
Like you noted, the GW College of Professional Studies has partnered with Trilogy Education Services (TES) to offer the GW Data Analytics Boot Camp. GW is deeply involved in the curriculum, instructor selection, and outcomes of each of our classes, and routinely meet in conjunction with TES to monitor the learning experience and performance. Both GW and TES are truly dedicated to transforming students' lives and aim to be fully transparent about this relationship throughout the admissions process and course.
We regret to hear that the program is not living up to your expectations. Our boot camp serves a mix of individuals ranging from beginners to professionals. For our data analytics course, we do recommend applicants hold a Bachelor’s Degree or have at least two years of experience in business, management, finance, statistics, or a related field. We understand that the course material is challenging and moves at a rapid pace, and before the first day of class, all students are provided 30 hours of pre-work to help them prepare. We do also recommend that those without any previous experience spend additional time completing free online tutorials. Upon starting, we begin by covering the basics, providing a solid foundation learners can build upon. Each lesson iteratively builds on the last and we find that as the curriculum progresses, individuals feel more and more confident in the material.
Due to unforeseen events, your cohort did undergo an instructional change and understand that this has greatly impacted your experience. In light of this unexpected situation, we secured an additional TA to increase the classroom assistance and are offering supplemental tutoring to ensure all students are properly being supported. We understand not all teaching styles will resonate with every individual and adjusting to new methodologies can be difficult. As such, we have provided access to our additional instructor's recordings, starting from week four, and are currently hosting three-hour remote sessions on Fridays for all learners to participate in. Our main priority is and will continue to be the student experience and we strive to be as responsive as we can.
We sincerely care about all of our students and appreciate your patience. We will continue working hard to provide any and all additional academic support necessary to you and your classmates going forward. - Cecilia PasqualeSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Full Stack Flex - Part-Time • ArlingtonJul 22, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
LIFE CHANGING
You will not regret this boot camp. After looking into a few of the other options around DC its clear that GW is the best. The support you receive from this program is first class. You learn everything you need to advance your career or like me switch your career completely. You have to work hard but it pays off in the end.
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Community Team
Jul 22, 2019
Amazing, Cecilia! We're happy to hear you had a positive student experience and benefited from our boot camp team's support. Congratulations on graduating and thank you for your review! We wish you continued success on your new career path. - NolanGraduate • Full Stack Flex - Part-Time • ArlingtonJul 02, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Graduate
Overall, a great course for introducing a lot of various technologies quickly. The group projects were especially invaluable to see all of these resources interact and get a glimpse of what the working dynamics would be like on a team at a company. Great administrative and career services support!
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Community Team
Jul 02, 2019
Way to go, Nolan! We're thrilled you had a positive student experience. Congratulations on graduating and thank you for your review! All the best in your future endeavors. - Somayeh GGraduate • Full-Stack Web Development (Online) Part-Time • ArlingtonJun 25, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Graduate
I graduated from the Full Stack Web Developmnet program, and it was a great experience. I gained valuable skills and knowledge that are highly transferable in the workplace. I like to thank the Student success manager(Ms.Gemini Sanford) for the tremendous help she has given me over the past few weeks.
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Community Team
Jun 26, 2019
Amazing, Somayeh! We're thrilled you enjoyed your student experience and found our team members to be supportive—we also think Gemini is fantastic. Congratulations on graduating and thank you for your review! Best of luck moving forward.
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GW Boot Camps costs around $12,245. On the lower end, some GW Boot Camps courses like Digital Marketing - Part-Time cost $8,995.
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