Nucamp bootcamps offer excellent and affordable training for entry-level jobs in tech. They provide the flexibility of 100% online, part-time, self-scheduled study with the accountability and support of active mentoring and live, online workshops. Bootcamps include Cybersecurity (15 weeks), Back End, SQL, DevOps with Python (16 weeks), Front End Web & Mobile Development (17 weeks), Full Stack Web & Mobile Development (22 weeks), Solo AI Tech Entrepreneur (30 weeks), as well as AI Essentials for Work (15 weeks), an intro to Web Development Fundamentals (4 weeks of HTML, CSS, & Bootstrap), and a Job Hunting Bootcamp (4 weeks for anyone, educated or self-trained, looking for hands-on help with finding their next job).
Students of Nucamp's longer bootcamps are prepared for junior, entry-level jobs. In addition, several bootcamps prepare students to take industry-recognized certification exams from JSE, Python Institute PCEP, and CompTIA, etc. Nucamp offers career services to its graduates, including 1:1 career coaching and exclusive access to Nucamp’s curated, nationwide job board. Graduates enjoy lifetime access to their curriculum, including updates, and to Nucamp's online learning community for continued networking and career support.
Nucamp is on a mission to make quality education accessible and affordable to everyone. See their website for scholarship opportunities. New bootcamps start every 5 weeks with a dedicated instructor guiding small cohorts of typically no more than 20 students. Admission is open to all 18 years and older (some states require HS graduation or GED). To enroll in a bootcamp, complete Nucamp's online registration form.
Reviews
1,894 alumni reviews of Nucamp
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AAnonymousStudent · October 2020
Html, CSS, and Javascript Course
Nucamp was very engaging and I learned alot from this course! Highly recommend to others! The best part I enjoyed about this course was how diverse everything was from zoom class meetings to quizzes weekly to lectures.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousOctober 2020
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
I decided to go with NuCamp because its flexible and you get to learn at your own paste, and that was very very important for me because I can continue to work and continue to take care of my family.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousStudent · October 2020
Front End
This was the best class I have taken so far. I loved it, the instructor staff. I will recommend to anyone who is looking to learn in a fast-paced environment.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousEngineer · Web Development Fundamentals · October 2020
Intro to Web Development
The Intro HTML, Javascript, and CSS course was great. Good foundation for future candidates looking to get into the field.
It is 4 weeks of the most popular dev languages. It only scratches the surface though, soo be prepared to be a bit...The Intro HTML, Javascript, and CSS course was great. Good foundation for future candidates looking to get into the field.
It is 4 weeks of the most popular dev languages. It only scratches the surface though, soo be prepared to be a bit overwhelmed. Either way, it's a great place to startOverall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors4.0 -
AAnonymousGraduate · Web Development Fundamentals · October 2020
Great for Beginners
I Choose NuCamp after another local Dev Bootcamp closed its doors, leaving scrambling to find somewhere to start my dev journey. The price and ease lesson structure was key.Overall4.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousStudent · Full Stack Web and Mobile Application Development · October 2020
Affordable and fun
Most important reason was cost. I was laid off due to Covid-19 and after failing to find work the first couple of months I realized I needed a career change. I began researching full stack bootcamps and most are very expensive. After reading many...Most important reason was cost. I was laid off due to Covid-19 and after failing to find work the first couple of months I realized I needed a career change. I began researching full stack bootcamps and most are very expensive. After reading many reviews I decided nuCamp was the best choice for me as I am normally pretty self-motivated. It has worked out well so far.
I enjoy the workshops the most. Collaboration is a great way to learn. Anything I didn't pick up during the week I can get cleared up at the workshop. I also enjoyed seeing what other people had done with their portfolios. It gave me ideas to improve my own.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousOctober 2020
Web Fundamentals Course was Awesome
I initially chose NuCamp for its flexibility with my schedule and the affordability of the programs. I had no idea I would get such a great introduction to web development through the fundamentals course. The material is broken down and explained in a...I initially chose NuCamp for its flexibility with my schedule and the affordability of the programs. I had no idea I would get such a great introduction to web development through the fundamentals course. The material is broken down and explained in a way that you actually understand what you're doing! I've tried intro courses to other bootcamps and I can say that NuCamp is my top recommendation, by far. If you put in the time and stay consistent with studying, you'll come away with a damn good understanding of fundamental concepts, and probably newly found confidence in moving forward with a web development career.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousStudent · October 2020
helpful introduction to HTML, CSS and javaScript
It is a very helpful introduction to HTML, CSS and javaScript. I like all project assignments in the end of each week. Also, the instructor was awesome.Overall4.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors4.0 -
AAnonymousSoftware Developer · Full Stack Web and Mobile Application Development · October 2020
Full Stack
-The cost is very good compare to others
- I can do it as part time without leaving my full time job
- Very good curriculum
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AAnonymousStudent · Web Development Fundamentals · October 2020
My experience
I chose Nucamp for the flexibility and price. The course was setup very nice and was easy to follow. My instructor was always available for help and the additional resources were excellent help.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousSeptember 2020
nucamp course
great experience!Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors3.0 -
AAnonymousSeptember 2020
Foundational Experience
Happy I took the intro to CSS, HTML and Javascript to get a sense of the learning format, the workshops and my ability to manage the learning schedule while keeping my full-time job. Overall the experience has been great and in just a few short weeks...Happy I took the intro to CSS, HTML and Javascript to get a sense of the learning format, the workshops and my ability to manage the learning schedule while keeping my full-time job. Overall the experience has been great and in just a few short weeks I've gained an understanding that is already helping me better communicate with the developers I work with. I plan to take the full stack course once I am a bit more confident with JavaScript and able to dedicate the time for the longer commitment.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousStudent · Web Development Fundamentals · September 2020
Best Balance for the Eager Learner
As a student there are numerous opportunities to learn online. Self paced, guided, in-person, and online. NuCamp struck the perfect balance for the busy and eager professional. The course material is engaging and provides several pro tips that you can...As a student there are numerous opportunities to learn online. Self paced, guided, in-person, and online. NuCamp struck the perfect balance for the busy and eager professional. The course material is engaging and provides several pro tips that you can immediately strap to your tool belt. The pace is robust but allows time for supplemental interests. Most importantly the assigments bring it all together week after week. I am having a hard time imagining life after Nucamp. Join me. You will to.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job support3.0Instructors5.0 -
AAnonymousStudent · September 2020
Overall
Nucamp is a solid bootcamp! My instructor was very knowledgeable & helpful. The curriculum is good. Excellent amount of information shared in multiple ways i.e. videos, writings, and additional resources. Good format.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job support4.0Instructors5.0 -
AAnonymousStudent · Full Stack Web and Mobile Application Development · September 2020
Great Value
Great opportunity to learn the basics of these complicated coding languages for a fair price.Overall4.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousSeptember 2020
student
Content was very challenging but the workshops and the instructor are very helpful. Can't wait until the next step!Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job support3.0Instructors5.0 -
AAnonymousStudent · September 2020
Web Fundamentals
I really enjoyed the basic web development course.
The videos are easy to follow and the assignments are designed in a way to really go over everything you've learned throughout the week.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousCreative Manager · Web Development Fundamentals · September 2020
Web Development Fundamentals
I chose Nucamp's 4 week fundamentals course because of the affordability. Many will say, you can learn the basics at a much lower price point with self-paced online learning, which is true, however many people need... structured lessons,...I chose Nucamp's 4 week fundamentals course because of the affordability. Many will say, you can learn the basics at a much lower price point with self-paced online learning, which is true, however many people need... structured lessons, accountability, a community (other students), and an instructor to help with questions in order to achieve their learning goals. Nucamp provides all of those things at a fraction of the cost of other providers. The Saturday workshops are long, but a great opportunity for deeper understanding, and to get to know other people who are on this journey with you. It's also a really great way to assess whether or not you can truly manage the workload of a longer boot camp successfully before committing to that investment, not just financially, but your time. If you would like to sign-up, please use my referral code: GQBFWIOverall4.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousSeptember 2020
great learning experience
Great instructors and an engaging curriculum with easy to follow instructions.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AAnonymousStudent · September 2020
Beginners 4 Week Course
I chose Nucamp, because a friend recommended this program to me. I liked how this course was very affordable and very professional and taught me so much within 4 weeks. Can't wait to continue my schooling with NucampOverall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0
Courses
7 Nucamp Courses
Full details, syllabus, tuition, and reviews available on each course page.
AI Essentials for Work
15 weeks
$3,582
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Back End, SQL, and DevOps with Python
★ 4.6 (74)
16 weeks
$2,124
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Cybersecurity Fundamentals
★ 1.0 (1)
15 weeks
$2,124
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Front End Web and Mobile Development
★ 4.8 (37)
17 weeks
$2,124
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Job Hunting Bootcamp
4 weeks
$458
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Solo AI Tech Entrepreneur Bootcamp
★ 2.0 (1)
25 weeks
$3,980
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Web Development Fundamentals
★ 4.8 (397)
4 weeks
$458
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Is Nucamp worth it?
The data says yes! Nucamp reports a 75% graduation rate, and 78% of Nucamp alumni are employed. Nucamp hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 1,894 Nucamp alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Nucamp on Course Report - you should start there!
How much does Nucamp cost?
Nucamp costs around $3,980. On the lower end, some Nucamp courses like Job Hunting Bootcamp cost $458.
What courses does Nucamp teach?
Nucamp offers courses like AI Essentials for Work, Back End, SQL, and DevOps with Python, Cybersecurity Fundamentals, Front End Web and Mobile Development and 3 more.
Where does Nucamp have campuses?
Nucamp teaches students Online in a remote classroom.
Does Nucamp offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
Right now, it doesn't look like Nucamp offers scholarships or accepts the GI Bill. We're always adding to the list of schools that do offer Exclusive Course Report Scholarships and a list of the bootcamps that accept the GI Bill.
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We let alumni answer that question. 1,894 Nucamp alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Nucamp and rate their overall experience a 4.73 out of 5.
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You can read 1,894 reviews of Nucamp on Course Report! Nucamp alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Nucamp and rate their overall experience a 4.73 out of 5.
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Nucamp’s primary license is with Washington State, but students in any location on earth have the ability and the right to enroll in our 100% online school. We also comply with state licensing where required, as in Kentucky, Texas, Utah, and Michigan.