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LearningFuze

Average Rating 4.98
292 Reviews • 0 Courses

LearningFuze closed on January 31, 2026. This page preserves historical program information and alumni reviews.

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292 reviews of LearningFuze

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  • Chris Gitmed
    Student · Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Full-Time In-Person · Graduation year 2021

    The best choice for those serious about starting a career in web development.

    I'm currently enrolled in the Full Immersion course at LearningFuze, starting the senior side of my curriculum, and I could not have asked for a better experience so far. Every mentor is knowledgable, personable, and eager to share their expertise so they can push you to be the best developer you can be. They truly care about the success of their students and it shows. The coursework is challenging but it is never anything out of your potential. If you are bouncing between bootcamps trying to decide which way to go, do yourself a favor and at least attend the info session. Attending the info session also gives you free access to the two-week prep course, so you can really check if this program is for you. If you make it that far though, I am certain you will recognize the same value in this course as I do.
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted December 3, 2020
  • Seong Lee
    Software Engineer - JavaScript | HTML5 | CSS3 | React | Node.js | Express | PostgreSQL · Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Full-Time In-Person · Graduation year 2020

    Look no further!

    LearningFuze has changed my life! The course is set-up for success, and the instructors and staff are extremely helpful, friendly, and truly want to see you succeed. After completing the course, I was able to obtain a position very quickly due to the connections that this boot-camp has with the development community. As with everything, there are no guarantees- it will ultimately depend on how much work you put in. If you put in the work, following the curriculum, and ask questions you will set-up for success. This boot-camp is not just interested in having students graduate; they are interested in truly teaching people code. I am extremely grateful to have found this boot-camp.
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted November 29, 2020
  • Jaime Sandoval
    Student · Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Full-Time In-Person · Graduation year 2020

    Web Developer

    I attended LearningFuze in 2020 and it was a fantastic experience. They really helped me on my journey to becoming  a competent web developer. They get you ready contribute to a team as a dev with the curriculum you go through. It's not easy though, so be ready to hustle to get the most out of your development adventures. The instructors are genuine and make sure you understand what they're teaching you. They also put an emphasis on making sure you're in a good position in terms of skill and online presence for when you begin your job search.  If someone is looking for a boot camp, I'd highly recommend LearningFuze. If you put the work in, they'll get you ready.  
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted October 1, 2020
  • Tarun
    Graduate

    Amazing Boot Camp

    If you're looking to start a career in software development the full immersion at LearningFuze is the way to go. You've probably heard that "Bootcamps are a thing of the past and you've already missed the wave because the software development field is oversaturated". While some of this may be true, if you become a good developer and have a real passion to code you'll land a job and LearningFuze can get you there as long as you're willing to put the work in. They've helped me more than I can imagine, and even after graduation it never felt like I was alone. Doing this program won't instantly guarantee you a job, but it will lay out a step-by-step path for you to follow. They will overwhelm you with resources, it's just up to you if you wan't to take advantage of it.
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted June 8, 2020
  • Todd S
    Student · Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Full-Time Online · Graduation year 2020

    Study From Home

    When I initially signed up for LearningFuze, the curriculum was scheduled for in-person instruction.  However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we switched to studying from home.  The LearningFuze staff adapted and has still provided an exceptional learning experience.  Instructors are available from 10am-8pm (and even outside those hours!).  The work-like environment has been a great introduction for someone like me who is new to the tech industry.  The instructors are passionate and motivated to teach.  The information is delivered succinctly and efficiently, while still encouraging individual curiosity (which is important for a career in development).
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted June 4, 2020
  • Kushol Huq
    LFZ Grad - Actively seeking employment · Graduated 2020

    Most dedicated and inviting instructors and career services you can find

    I went in with no coding experience and LearningFuze instructor Cody was incredibly welcoming and patient. He guides you through the fundamentals. You also have access to other supporting instructors and TAs throughout the entire course. In the second half of the course my cohort was turned over to Senior Instructor Tim. There the work becomes more independent and allows you to solidify your skills and your ability to learn new technologies. This may sound intimidating, and you might think you can't do it, but Tim really does prepare you by giving you a systematic approach. You will feel like you gained a super power after this bootcamp. I cannot believe I picked this bootcamp in part because it was all I had the budget for, but got the best learning experience of my life. Cass is relentlessly prepping you for interviews, TJ gives awesome presentations about networking and solidifying your online presence and various other important topics every other week. This team attacks becoming a developer from every angle. Hackathons, projects, a portfolio. I couldn't recommend it more. Also I've just made a lot of friends and valuable connections. Not to mention how this team seamlessly transitioned to online 4 weeks into the course due to COVID19, they gave my cohort an extra week to help alleviate any lost learning during the transition, and let us take textbooks and monitors home to aid in our workflow. Could not imagine a team more dedicated to and invested in your success.
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted May 29, 2020
  • Heegu Park

    Best Bootcamp

    LearningFuze has provided an excellent program with quality instructors and supporters. The coursework is tough and it's full of challenging, but it is definitely valuable.

    The cohort that I have taken had the unique experience of performing online learning due to the COVID-19. Nevertheless, we were able to receive excellent trainings and education. I was pretty amazed by how seamless the transition was, and how dedicated the instructors were teaching in spite of the unusual situation.
    In all, I’m very happy with my decision to select LearningFuze. I feel like I have gained valuable experience, learned programming, coding, and developing a lot, and have met so many new people. If you’re having thoughts about joining the program, I highly recommend contacting LearningFuze.
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted May 21, 2020
  • David Lyu
    Student · Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Full-Time In-Person · Graduation year 2020

    Great School

    Teachers are on hand and  dedicated to help you learn! They also have handful of T.A. who are very knowledgeable to help you too!  Unfortunately COVID-19 happened, but staff was very accommodating  towards the minor inconvenience and our needs online. 
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted April 29, 2020
  • Jay
    Graduate · Graduated 2019

    The most difficult and rewarding challenge

    In addition to the actual coding skills, LearningFuze taught me to think like a programmer, new problem solving skills, new strategies for learning, and new ways of thinking. Four months after graduation I landed an amazing job.

    There is a heavy emphasis on providing a simulated workplace environment. There is a capstone final project, and you will build a beautiful and impressive portfolio using your various projects from the course. The curriculum is designed to prepare you to hit the ground running as a new member of a software development team.

    They dont make big claims, promises, or sugar coat.
    They prepare you for the reality of the job hunt and provide top notch career services.
    They equip you for success in the job market and in your career.
    They create opportunities for you with speakers, events, introductions.
    The alumni community is highly talented and supportive.

    Go see for yourself!

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted January 14, 2020
  • Shane Mcgrath
    AEM Architect and Software Development · Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Full-Time In-Person · Graduated 2019

    Well Worth It!

    LearningFuze has a great environment for learning, with instructors ready and wanting you to succeed. Tim D is the yoda of code. This bootcamp was one of best decisions of my life. You can really get a lot out of LearningFuze if you put the time and effort in, the sky is the limit.

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted January 5, 2020
  • Joe M
    Student · Graduation year 2019

    Totally Worth It!

    Choosing to attend LearningFuze has been one of my greatest choices in life. I am currently in week 10 out of 12 and can create useful web applications. If you told me 3 months ago that I would be able to create applications from scratch, I would never have believed you. However, here I am 3 months later and I am proud of what I have accomplished.

    Here is a list of reasons why you should consider LearningFuze.

    1- Instructors

    The instructors are amazing! They have worked previously as developers and have the knowledge and experience of what it takes to get into the market. They will not let anyone fall behind. If you feel that you might grasp concepts a little slower than others, do not worry, they offer tutoring sessions for those that need it. Most of them are available before and after hours monday through friday. Additionally, they often come on Saturdays and offer help online over the weekend.

    2- Curriculum

    The curriculum is great! The curriculum is based on technologies that a majority of employers are looking for in a web developer. The program will teach you both front end and back end technologies. Not only do you work on solo projects, you also work on projects as a team. This will prepare you for a real job where most likely, you would be placed on a team of developers.

    3- Career Services

    They do not leave you in the dust after finishing the program. Their success comes from the success that their student achieve when finding jobs. They are motivated and offer plenty of resources on how to land a job. They will prepare you for interviews by practicing whiteboard problems, performing mock-interviews, and creating a well structured resume. They help create a LinkedIn profile and GitHub to show off to employers. Also, they host job fairs and bring in developers from prestiged companies to give us tips. During my time here, they brought in a developer from Blizzard and it was cool hearing his experience and how he got there.

    There are many more reasons to choose LearningFuze but these are the ones that set it apart from the rest. I drive 65 miles each way to attend this program and it is more than worth it. It really is as good as the reviews are.

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted October 15, 2019
  • Lawrence T.
    Student · Graduation year 2019

    Top Notch Curriculum and Instructors

    Deciding on the right bootcamp can be a strenuous process as we all want to do our due diligence prior to making the commitment. I visited a few different bootcamps during my search for the right one. Teaching style, quality of instructors, and culture were deciding factors for me, and these were all clear after taking both prep courses offered by LearningFuze. My decision was made and it was firm. Coming into this with no knowledge of programming, the instructors are extremely passionate about teaching while making the material as digestible as possible. They are there to lend a helping hand at any given time. The curriculum is strategically designed with assignments and projects that utilize concepts taught at the current moment as well as previous ones. The projects and group work simulate a technical environment to prepare you to play a vital role in the workforce. In addition to preparing you with the proper skills to become a programmer, they also offer excellent job preparation throughout the course.

    Overall, the program is by no means a walk in the park. However, with the extensive resources and assistance that are offered from LearningFuze in conjunction with hard work and dedication, it is the most rewarding experience.

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted July 19, 2019
  • Bill D
    Graduation year 2019

    Best Boot Camp and Insteuctors

    Overall the best school I’ve been to. The flow of material makes sense. The instructors are 110% in seeing you succeed. The classmates you learn with all become your friends because of the great environment. This bootcamp Is worth every penny. 

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted July 14, 2019
  • Ivan Arregoitia
    Graduate · Graduated 2019

    Best boot camp decision

    I recently finished up LFZ's 12 week full time immersion program and would like to share my thoughts. 
    Before attending the program, I was looking at other boot camps and to be honest the others had wowed me a little more at first. One boot camp was next to the Chargers training facility, had sport Wednesday and had cool rooms. But when I went into the orientations and did more research I noticed that I was looking at boot camps wrong. I wasn't planning on spending all that money and time just to have fun. This was about my future and about a career change. I knew as soon as i completed the program I needed to be job ready to land my first job without any prior coding experience. So I made pro's and con's list, I looked over reviews, instructors, and I asked current and past students for their feedback. I found some mixed reviews but a majority of it was positive. I went with LFZ because of Dan's (Lead Instructors) experience and his honesty in the info session. He wasn't trying to sell you on getting rich but was honest that not everyone makes a ton of money right out of the gate. It is all about those who put in what they want to get back. To me, it was an absolutely amazing program. Not only do they teach current tech, have passionate and inspiring instructors, they also truly care about each student. If you are looking into a boot camp, I would highly recommend LFZ. They will take care of you but make sure you do your absolute best, ask questions, and push through all the challenges.  

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted June 28, 2019
  • John Holman
    Software Engineer · Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Full-Time In-Person · Graduated 2019

    This Program has Already Changed My Life!

    I have just completed my 12-week immersion course with LearningFuze and it has changed my life. I have always been interested in coding and learning various languages but had little development experience outside of copying code and pasting it hoping it would work. Now that I have gone through the 12-week immersion program I have been able to write multiple apps by myself as well as various team centered apps.

     

    The biggest difference between LearningFuze and other programs that I investigated was that LearningFuze takes the time to get to know you and your skills and then helps you gear up for the full immersion course with two shorter programs to teach you the basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Then when you are in the program you take a really deep dive into these topics and build real-world applications to truly understand how to think like a programmer and how to work through the development lifecycle from beginning to end.

     

    At LearningFuze you do not only learn languages like HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript / jQuery, but you are exposed to PHP and MySQL. You create various apps that test your logical thinking and then you start to work as groups to bring together various technologies (AWS, APIs, JSON, AJAX) to create real world applications that solve particular problems. There are code reviews for you and your groups to help improve your code and to show you that there is no one way to write code to solve even similar problems.

     

    The instructors are top-notch and take the time to get to know your name, where you are coming from and have a great ability to explain difficult concepts in a simpler manner that you can understand. This level of commitment doesn’t end when you finish the program. You are given time during the program to work on your resume, interviewing skills and various whiteboard challenges to prepare you for after the program. They have staff members dedicated to helping you find a job after the program and have great connections in the Southern California area and beyond.

     

    This is a culture of helping and setting you up for success after the program. They are personally invested in your understanding and knowledge and look for ways to help you whenever they can. If anyone ever asks me about which accelerated web development program they should look into I will direct them here so that they can have the same experiences that I had. 5 stars

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted May 4, 2019
  • Michael Capobianco
    Jr. Developer · Graduated 2019

    Amazing time

    The time spent at LearningFuze was some of the best of my life. They have a great set of instructors who really care about you and your developement throughout the program. They supported me both during the program and after i graduated. They always encouraged me to ask questions and continued to follow up with me during my job search. I had lasting connections with the instructors and the other memebers in my class. I would recommend to anyone and everyone.

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted April 4, 2019
  • Anthony B

    Amazing opportunity

    I have had an exceptionaly fun time at this academy, they put you in the environment of being in the workplace and give you the opportunity to learn first hand what it would be like.  We had the mentor of a senior level programmer which gave us some deep level understanding of the industry and what we would need to know to succeed in the field.  The projects we were tasked with completeting were fun and tough at the same time, each time learning a new concept to bring us deeper into the understanding of programming.  You learn to work in a team atmosphere and have projects and hackathons that resolve around this concept, which is a great learning experience because you will have to learn how not just you program but how others around you do.

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted March 26, 2019
  • EJ Padilla
    Graduate · Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Full-Time In-Person · Graduated 2019

    Wanting a change in career? Look no further

    Long story short, I was not happy with my career. I decided to quit my job and start the long venture coding\programming. After speaking to friends and going over many options, I decided to check out LearningFuze in Irvine. I was a bit apprehensive at first since I had no real first hand experience with coding but after the initial info session, I was all in. Between the friendly and welcoming staff and the fact that the majority of the students had no prior exposure to coding but were still enrolled, this gave me the confidence to move forward with enrolling at LearningFuze. During my cohort, we were taught a variety of skills such as Javascript, React, Redux on the front end and Node.js and PHP for back end. Since this was a full immersion program, we were coding up to fourteen hours a day, five days a week for 12 weeks. We also put together various projects both alone, and in groups. The group projects were especially rewarding as they greatly emphasized on the team dynamic. These hack-a-thons as they were called, were a true real world sprint in not just coding in tandem, but also a teaching us to better our communication skills (which is something that can easily be overlooked). Even after completion of the program, we are still allowed to come in and work on various projects. The staff is always ready and willing to help us acheive our goals even after our program is over. This mentoring alone is what sold me on Learning Fuze. 

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted March 12, 2019
  • James Park

    Valuable and Unique Experience

    Learning Fuze is a worthwhile time investment in order to explore a new career in technology. Learning to program can be an exhaustive tedious experience if you try to learn everything by yourself. It's easy to get lost, feel frustrated, and lose sight of things because programming is a unique skill that needs time to develop. What Learning Fuze does is bring together a number of like-minded individuals who are in similiar situations and make what can be a hard painful process into what is still painful but a social and unique experience. Through the people you meet and the helpful instructors of very knowledgeable and dedicated instructors, the process of entering the tech industry becomes a lot more enjoyable, faciliated, and most importantly, it reminds you that you are not alone in your struggles. There are plenty of reviews stating the highly quality of the instructors and the institution so I will not add more except to say that I agree with them. 

    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted March 4, 2019
  • Kevin Young
    UI Developer · Graduated 2018

    Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp

    I attended multiple info sessions before choosing LearningFuze, and am glad that I did, since I was able to compare them all to what I was experiencing throughout.  I now know I made the right choice.

    Starting off with the facility, it offers a tech-startup type of environment which allows students to have access to the multiple instructors on-site at any given time of the day.  There are 2 lecture rooms, 3 study rooms, and an alumni room for graduates to come back to the facility to work on any current projects.

    The instructors are some of the top in the industry.  Starting off with Dan, the lead instructor. He had a unique way of teaching the most important fundamentals of Javascript to make sure we remembered it.   I still remember his specific examples, no matter how extreme they were to this day.

    Andy was another very helpful instructor, showing students what they could become, being a previous graduate in the program.  Andy was one of the reasons I joined LearningFuze, from his willingness to help students and ability to relate to any struggles they face throughout the bootcamp.

    Scott was the lead instructor for the React.JS portion of the program, who brokeeverything down in to pieces to help beginners learn a new framework from scratch.  I chose the frontend route and highly recommend it, with the material that Scott put together.

    Lastly, TJ makes sure to put everything you learned to use, and prepares you for the job search.  He provides all students with the necessary tools, interview prep, and resume building to make sure everyone is able to get interviews and eventually land offers.  This was a huge piece of the program that differentiated it from others.

    At LFZ I was surrounded by like-minded, motivated people who want to learn to code as much as I did. I'm not only learning from the instructors but also from my classmates, seniors, alumni and guest speakers from various tech companies.

    The curriculum gave us many opportunities to work together as a group. You will be surprised at how different learning is with a group and in-person. We teamed up together, participated in multiple hackathons, and helped solve each others bugs.

    After getting my portfolio fully approved by the instructors, preparation with TJ’s interview tips, and weeks of applying, I was able to land multiple offers in the OC and LA area within 2 months of graduating.  

    Doing a complete career change and participating in a boot camp was one of the hardest decisions for me. Like you I researched many different ones and ultimately decided on LearningFuze, and am glad I did.

     
    Overall
    5.0
    Curriculum
    5.0
    Job support
    5.0
    Instructors
    5.0
    Flag Submitted January 24, 2019
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LearningFuze closed on January 31, 2026. This page preserves historical program information and alumni reviews.
Outcomes

LearningFuze Alumni Outcomes

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Employment Rate
97%
Graduation Rate
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Average Salary
Of the students who enroll at LearningFuze, 97% graduated. 95% of graduates were job-seeking and N/A of job-seeking graduates found in-field employment after 180 days and report an average salary of . Below is the 180 Day Employment Breakdown for 105 graduates included in this report:
180 Day Employment Breakdown
DescriptionPercentage
Full Time, In-Field EmployeeN/A
Full-time apprenticeship, internship or contract positionN/A
Short-term contract, part-time position, freelanceN/A
Employed out-of-fieldN/A
* These outcomes are not audited by Course Report. In some cases, data is audited by a third party.
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Liz Eggleston
Updated December 26, 2023
Schools and universities may be scrambling to figure out remote learning, but coding bootcamps have essentially been preparing for this since 2013. Online coding bootcamps already use Zoom video, Slack, GitHub, and VS Code Live Share for pair programming, online lectures, and to connect mentors and instructors with students. Of course, you can learn to code online – but it doesn’t stop there! M...
Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated January 20, 2021
LearningFuze is launching a new part-time UI/UX Design Course at their campus in Irvine, California. We sat down with Lucy Darby, Instructor and Curriculum Designer, to find out what the UX curriculum will include (and exactly which UX tools you’ll learn), who the ideal student for the course is, and why learning HTML/CSS can help take your UX Design career to the next level! Lucy, what's your ...
Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated December 06, 2019
John Holman was a Project Manager with a limited career path and a second child on the way when he decided to make a career change with LearningFuze. One year after graduating from the Full-Immersion Web Development Bootcamp, John sits down with us to talk about his career change and walk us through his final project. John and his group created a functional app called “Fund That Film” in PHP – ...
Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated October 03, 2024
As summer meanders into its final weeks, does back-to-school season make you long to be back in the classroom? It’s not just high schools and colleges that are about to reboot their classes in fall – these coding bootcamps all have upcoming courses online and in-person to jumpstart your new career starting in Fall 2024! Apply today and you could be a developer by the time 2025 rolls around! If ...
Imogen Crispe
Imogen Crispe
Updated August 05, 2019
Nicole fell in love with coding when she took some C++ and Python courses during her math degree. She attempted to teach herself the basics of software development, but wasn’t sure which topics to focus on, so enrolled in nearby coding bootcamp LearningFuze in Orange County, CA. Nicole tells us, how she balances her full-time job with studying in the evenings and weekends, what her schedule loo...
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