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Courses
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Cybersecurity
Apply- Start Date
- February 4, 2019
- Cost
- $10,995
- Class size
- 25
- Location
- Kansas City
Financing
- Deposit
- N/A
Getting in
- Minimum Skill Level
- Beginner
- Prep Work
- Pre-Work
- Placement Test
- No
- Interview
- Yes
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February 4, 2019 - Kansas City
Data Analytics
Apply- Start Date
- January 7, 2019
- Cost
- $9,500
- Class size
- 25
- Location
- Kansas City
Financing
- Deposit
- N/A
- Tuition Plans
- Payment plans available
Getting in
- Minimum Skill Level
- Beginner
- Prep Work
- Pre-work
- Placement Test
- No
- Interview
- Yes
More Start Dates
January 7, 2019 - Kansas City
Full Stack Flex - Part Time
ApplyMySQL, HTML, Git, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS, React.js, Node.js, Java
In PersonPart Time10 Hours/week24 Weeks- Start Date
- February 11, 2019
- Cost
- $9,500
- Class size
- 25
- Location
- Kansas City
Financing
- Deposit
- N/A
- Tuition Plans
- Payment plans available
Getting in
- Minimum Skill Level
- Beginner
- Prep Work
- Pre-work
- Placement Test
- No
- Interview
- Yes
More Start Dates
February 11, 2019 - Kansas City
Scholarships
Scholarships
1 Scholarship
$500 KU Boot Camps Scholarship
Eligibility
- Offer is only valid for new applicants. Applicants who have already submitted an application cannot claim this scholarship.
- This scholarship cannot be combined with other offers.
Qualifying Courses
- Full Stack Flex - Part Time (Kansas City)
- Cybersecurity (Kansas City)
- Data Analytics (Kansas City)
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News
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Episode 12: March 2017 Coding Bootcamp News Roundup + Podcast
7/21/2017
Haven’t had time to keep up with all the coding bootcamp news this March? Not to worry– we’ve compiled it for you in a handy blog post and podcast. This month, we read a lot about CIRR and student outcomes reporting, we heard from reporters and coding bootcamp students about getting hired after coding bootcamp, a number of schools announced exciting diversity initiatives, and we added a handful of new schools to the Course Report school directory! Read below or listen to our latest Coding Bootcamp News Roundup Podcast.
Continue Reading →Collaboration in Higher Education: Universities + Coding Bootcamps
4/16/2018
When coding bootcamps started gaining popularity, we wondered if tension would arise between traditional universities and these alternative education providers. On the contrary, a trend arose and universities have now been partnering with coding bootcamps for a few years now. When the Department of Education announced the EQUIP Initiative in October 2015, these collaborations were formalized by the US government; but EQUIP is just one example amongst the myriad of strategic and independent partnerships between universities and coding bootcamps.
Curious about EQUIP? In essence, a university partnered with a coding bootcamp and a quality assurance entity (QAE), and as a result, students could effectively get financial aid and/or college credit for completing a coding bootcamp. The DOE called these partnerships “test sites” and announced awarded $17M in grants in August 2016 (see Trend #4 for more information). We haven’t heard an update on EQUIP since August 2016, but we’ll update this article if that changes. Some say that financial aid is a great idea for coding bootcamps. Others, like Jordan Weissmann at Slate, say that expanding the financial aid system will “ruin coding bootcamps.”
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