Full Stack Engineer

I have completed a previous 12 week bootcamp, and did very well.  However I was not prepared by any means. I attempted to enter a Hackathon and felt completely unprepared. I decided to join CodeX shortly after and am convinced it was the best decision I have made to advance my career.  The best thing about CodeX is that you don't advance levels until you can pass the mastery evaluations for each section as well as the completed project for each level. in case you get stuck and are unable to find a solution to your problems, you can lean on the mentors or attend daily Q&A sessions.  It's great to have these invaluable tools at your disposal.  Finally being able to apply your skills during an internship will lead you to that first job.  

I decided to go with CodeX after an arduous search process and several interviews with some of the top software engineering courses. My why for choosing CodeX? They focus on programming mastery and offer a real internship (if desired) rather than giving you a certificate after 9-12 weeks' worth of work. I believe that mastery-based curriculums are the most effective method of learning, but realize that few schools actually offer this style of teaching; possibly because it's a more difficult business model (another big reason for choosing CodeX, they care more about your success). For some though, this might mean taking several weeks or several months to get through the various levels. The amazing thing is that it all depends on YOU, and how you absorb information.  Features of the program:A few of the benefits from CodeX are the 1-1 mentoring (live sessions), daily check-ins, live coding evaluations, Q&A sessions, and a supportive environment to help achieve your personal & professional goals. Personally, the mentors and face-to-face coding evaluations have boosted my confidence & helped me solve complex problems for my capstone projects. I feel that I wouldn't have gotten such personal support & attention in any other school. Final thought:For those looking to do the full engineering program: it is a marathon (maybe 3 marathons), not a sprint.  Enjoy the journey!