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Code Fellows
Code Fellows is a technical skills training academy in the Pacific Northwest that offers full- and part-time software development, ops and cybersecurity courses online and in-person from their Seattle, Washington location. Code Fellows guides people from all backgrounds to change their lives through fast-paced, career-focused education. Since their first cohort in 2013, Code Fellows has taught over 1,600 graduates and iterated on their curriculum and format to ensure students receive the most industry-relevant training as effectively and efficiently as possible. Code Fellows shapes passionate learners with immersive training to meet industry needs and improve diversity. Students are immersed in their learning with daily lectures, pair programming, weekly presentations from full-time instructional staff who are seasoned industry professionals, one-week project sprints, and more. Code Fellows graduates work at Amazon, Microsoft, Zillow, Expedia, XBOX, NIKE, Amazon, Starbucks, Nordstrom, and over 800 other companies.
The modular style of the Code Fellows program allows students to test into the course level that is most appropriate for their current skill level. In addition, the modular class structure allows students to choose the schedule and timing that meets their needs.
Code Fellows believes everyone should have the opportunity to succeed. Code Fellows offers scholarships to help individuals who come from underserved and underrepresented backgrounds find rewarding careers in tech. They are committed to breaking down systemic barriers and ensuring all people are treated with respect and dignity. They are united with their staff, students, alumni, and partners in the fight against systemic racism and injustice.
Code Fellows supports both domestic and international licensing partners through its Powered by Code Fellows program. Code Fellows also offers a tutoring program and platform to both students and non-students, technical instructor certification, and corporate training.
229 Code Fellows Reviews
AnonymousStudent • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript (Full-Time, Online) • OnlineDec 01, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/ACode Fellows is great!!
I took the courses for the Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript Certificate. The faculty were excellent and I leave confident in my abilities and ready to start a new career.- AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Python (Full-Time, Online) • OnlineJun 25, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Comprehensive instruction with career transition support
I just graduated from the Python 401 course at Code Fellows, and my experience was a favorable one. The curriculum is up-to-date and relevant, while the instructors are enthusiastic and attentive to student needs. What I found most valuable, other than the technical content, was the focus on job-search readiness and interview skills. There is also a data structures/algorithms focus that other schools lack. If you are self-motivated, curious, and interested in pursuing software develo...I just graduated from the Python 401 course at Code Fellows, and my experience was a favorable one. The curriculum is up-to-date and relevant, while the instructors are enthusiastic and attentive to student needs. What I found most valuable, other than the technical content, was the focus on job-search readiness and interview skills. There is also a data structures/algorithms focus that other schools lack. If you are self-motivated, curious, and interested in pursuing software development as a career, check out Code Fellows. - AnonymousOps 201: Foundations of Computer Operations (Full-Time, In-Person) • OnlineAug 21, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Seattle Ops 201 d1
you are here to gain the experience and the way to learn new things and ways to learn through learning (sandbox learning), you will be the best and you will feel proud of your self especially on the project week - AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in ASP.NET Core (Full-Time, In-Person) • OnlineSep 17, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great Experience, Perfect For Hands On Learners
I had tried my hands at traditional schools a few times and always found myself rather bored with the slow progress that was made. A friend had suggested trying out one of the day long 101 courses offered by Code Fellows so I did it. After that course and talking with some of the past graduates that were there helping, I decided to give it a try. I took 201 and 301 back to back and then decided to take the C#/ASP.Net 401 that was in a few months. While the amount of information thrown at y...
I had tried my hands at traditional schools a few times and always found myself rather bored with the slow progress that was made. A friend had suggested trying out one of the day long 101 courses offered by Code Fellows so I did it. After that course and talking with some of the past graduates that were there helping, I decided to give it a try. I took 201 and 301 back to back and then decided to take the C#/ASP.Net 401 that was in a few months. While the amount of information thrown at you can be a bit overwhelming at times, the instructional staff does their best to work with you on reinforcing what you were taught in lecture as long as you ask. My classmates were all pretty amazing and we all worked together as much as possible to get through some of the more challenging assignments together. For me having the "lab" time at the school with support from my peers, TA's and Instructor really made the difference. The instructor for my 401 was almost always willing to answer questions or help out with a problem on the weekends as well which I thought was pretty amazing. I definately recomend trying out at least a 101.
- AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineJul 08, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Question the Stats
Overall Experience rating is a 3. I rated a 3 because of the lack of meaningful job assistance after graduation, as well as questionable statistics of graduates. From my class, I know only about half actually ended up with coding jobs. I question the "student success stats" because there has been no communciation on if I landed a job, and if so, what my salary was since about two months after I graduated (at the time, I did not have a job). I question where they got the numbers that helped...
Overall Experience rating is a 3. I rated a 3 because of the lack of meaningful job assistance after graduation, as well as questionable statistics of graduates. From my class, I know only about half actually ended up with coding jobs. I question the "student success stats" because there has been no communciation on if I landed a job, and if so, what my salary was since about two months after I graduated (at the time, I did not have a job). I question where they got the numbers that helped swayed me into entering the bootcamp in the first place, or if they were more of a pick and choose kind of statistic. I do think the curriculum for days is far superior and if I were giving anyone advice I would caution them from taking the nights and weekends courses. Those students are basically on their own half the time because the Teaching Assistants aren't required to be there half the time. I know some of the instructors are amazing, but some, including "assistant instructors" aren't ready for teaching. Would rate higher if there were a better job assistance program, and would advise students to look for a bootcamp in Seattle with a money back guarantee (those weren't offered in the area when I was in school).
- AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineMay 15, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Amazing experience!
When I decided to make a career change and after being on the self-taught coding route for a while, Code Fellows came highly recommended by a friend who had gone through the program and had landed herself a new career as a software engineer. I thought about it for a bit, as it's a big decision and commitment, but ultimately I decided it was a good decision for myself and my family. Turns out it paid off. I went through the 201, 301, and 401 (Advanced Full-Stack JavaScript) level courses...
When I decided to make a career change and after being on the self-taught coding route for a while, Code Fellows came highly recommended by a friend who had gone through the program and had landed herself a new career as a software engineer. I thought about it for a bit, as it's a big decision and commitment, but ultimately I decided it was a good decision for myself and my family. Turns out it paid off. I went through the 201, 301, and 401 (Advanced Full-Stack JavaScript) level courses. My instructors and TAs were all incredibly helpful and thoughtful in each course. It was stressful for me to learn a skill this complex in such a short amount of time, so it was important to me that I feel supported and care about through the process.
Code Fellows proved to be an incredible place to learn not only software development skills, but also other skills needed to be successful in the industry; from career coaching to learning how to work collaboratively in groups/one-on-one. As an added bonus, I had some amazing classmates in my cohort and friendships developed while there have lasted outside of school.
Pros:
- Knowledgeable and dedicated staff (both instructional and support).
- Thoughtful and evolving curriculum.
- Supportive and inclusive environment.
- School staff is open to, and encourages, feedback.
- Great location.
- Networking opportunities available weekly.Cons:
- Expense, but it's worth it. Plus, scholarships are available to those who qualify.
- Time commitment. Again, it's worth it. The curriculum is fast-paced, so you'll need to be committed if you want to be successful. - AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in ASP.NET Core (Full-Time, In-Person) • OnlineMay 14, 2019Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Life Changing
Code Fellows was an amazing experience for me. You really get out of it what you are willing to put into it. Through my time, 201, 301 and 401 ASP.NET, I made a lot of great friends and learned more than I ever would have at the slower pace of a College program. These courses are not for everyone and I think they are aware of that and that is probably the reason there are also slower paced nights and weekends courses. Pretty much everyone that I started with at the 201 level all have full ...
Code Fellows was an amazing experience for me. You really get out of it what you are willing to put into it. Through my time, 201, 301 and 401 ASP.NET, I made a lot of great friends and learned more than I ever would have at the slower pace of a College program. These courses are not for everyone and I think they are aware of that and that is probably the reason there are also slower paced nights and weekends courses. Pretty much everyone that I started with at the 201 level all have full time jobs as software developers, I highly recommend at least going to a 101/102 class just to get a feel for the learning enviroment.
- AnonymousOnlineAug 22, 2018Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Bro Culture
I guess Code Fellows might be good if you are a bro but otherwise I would not recommend. The culture of the bootcamp is not inclusive to women and is very male dominated. Women are better off studying independently - save your money!
- AnonymousWeb Developer • Student • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Python (Full-Time, In-Person) • OnlineJun 29, 2018Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Learn more than just how to code
I started at Codefellows with the desire to learn how to code and see if I would enjoy the work more than my previous career. Codefellows has a really great approach to teaching, they are less interested in telling you the answers and more focused on directing you to find them yourself. They put a big emphasis to always learn new things which, let's face it, in this industry is crucial to staying relevant. Not only did my time at code fellows teach me how to code a high industry standard i...
I started at Codefellows with the desire to learn how to code and see if I would enjoy the work more than my previous career. Codefellows has a really great approach to teaching, they are less interested in telling you the answers and more focused on directing you to find them yourself. They put a big emphasis to always learn new things which, let's face it, in this industry is crucial to staying relevant. Not only did my time at code fellows teach me how to code a high industry standard it also taught me how to collaborate with others, how to plan and organize your work (how else do you get all those assignments done!) and how I should go about my job search.
For the Python track, which I was taking. I was definitely geared more to web development (which worked out fine by me) but if you are looking for the number crunching data science that is all the rage nowadays, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. Having said that, my knowledge of Python when I finished up was good enough to self-teach many of those topics.
- AnonymousSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineNov 03, 2017Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
I'm glad I chose Code Fellows
I highly recommend Code Fellows. I decided to enroll at Code Fellows because fo the diversity scholarship they offer. I was able to get 70% of my tuition discounted. The culture on campus is inviting and safe. They preach against a "brogrammer culture" and cliques are highly discouraged. Everyone at the school is there for the same goal, and are willing to help each other out. It is a difficult goal to achieve, and I think that the faculty and TA's make it easier with the support that they...
I highly recommend Code Fellows. I decided to enroll at Code Fellows because fo the diversity scholarship they offer. I was able to get 70% of my tuition discounted. The culture on campus is inviting and safe. They preach against a "brogrammer culture" and cliques are highly discouraged. Everyone at the school is there for the same goal, and are willing to help each other out. It is a difficult goal to achieve, and I think that the faculty and TA's make it easier with the support that they provide. There is always someone there that can help. The courses are not easy by any means, but defintely concurable with hard work and dedication to success. There is a lot of information thrown at you and its difficult to fully comprehend concepts the first time.
I think Cofe Fellows does a great job of finding opportunities for their graduates post graduation. It is up to you to go out and get the job, but they are there for you. The thing I like most about Code Fellows is once you become part of the Code Fellows family you are always welcome to return. They hold events for alumni, and last but not least. The Family is growing. graduates are getting placed all over the city of Seattle and its exciting to see.
- AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineOct 31, 2017Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Teachers who care about your success!
My experience at Code Fellows was nothing short of amazing. I went through the Full-Stack Javascript sequence and learned more than I thought was possible in such a short amount of time. Every teacher and mentor that I had was not only knowledgable, but was truly invested in my education. They wanted me to succeed as much as I wanted to succeed.
The curriuculum is challenging and fast-paced, (to be expected with a "bootcamp" style education), but if you focus and are willing to p...
My experience at Code Fellows was nothing short of amazing. I went through the Full-Stack Javascript sequence and learned more than I thought was possible in such a short amount of time. Every teacher and mentor that I had was not only knowledgable, but was truly invested in my education. They wanted me to succeed as much as I wanted to succeed.
The curriuculum is challenging and fast-paced, (to be expected with a "bootcamp" style education), but if you focus and are willing to put in the work, good things will come of this experience. I started with next-to-nothing knowledge of code- I had taken one semester-long course on Java basics- and I landed a paid internship three months after completing the program (which I am very hopeful will turn into a job when it's over).
If you're at all considering Code Fellows... I highly suggest giving at least the first class or two (101, 102) a try. I'd be willing to bet that those two will be enough to get you "hooked".
--A former Nanny turned JS Dev
- AnonymousStudent • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Python (Full-Time, In-Person) • OnlineFeb 07, 2017Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
401 Advanced Python
so I didn't see a review for the 401 Advanced Python course on here and thought I would write a review as the cohort I was in has a new instructor. First, the old instructor has a stellar reputation in the pyhon community and I was a little worried at first that there is a new instructor. The new instructor is strongly endorsed by the old one though and I believe they are still in contact and are discussing how the course is coming along. I believe most of the material is the same with s...so I didn't see a review for the 401 Advanced Python course on here and thought I would write a review as the cohort I was in has a new instructor. First, the old instructor has a stellar reputation in the pyhon community and I was a little worried at first that there is a new instructor. The new instructor is strongly endorsed by the old one though and I believe they are still in contact and are discussing how the course is coming along. I believe most of the material is the same with some updates where needed. The new instructor is very passionate about teaching and genuinely cares about the success of his students. He listens to feedback and adjusts pace if necessary. A major plus that he has going for him is that he replies to all questions at all hours so if you get stuck on a weekend assignment, he is available for help. It's not the help that is unhelpful but a few tips that gets you towards the solution. After all, this course isn't the: "this is how it's done". It's the: "figure this stuff out" as working towards the solution yourself is a skill that is absolutely necessary in the real world. I have read through some of the reviews from other students for the 301 or 401 iOS course and some have criticized the quality of the TAs. I have made the opposite observation. The TAs were top notch, at any point very eager to sit after lecture and explain more advanced concepts if that is what you like to do. All of them were graduates of the same course but at no point did I feel I was asking questions they couldn't answer or know the path how to tackle them. While the course was still going, one of the TAs got a great job, beating out other people with full-fledged CS degrees. There were 2 things I took away from the course: Firstly, test-driven development while pair-programming is very helpful and will make you a better programmer immediately. Yes, you can do some course online on Django but they don't mention testing at all. Also pair programming is such a huge part of writing quality software that there is just no substitute to being in class and working with your partner on the solution, employing the best practices of TDD and one of the concepts of extreme/agile programming: pair programming. Secondly, I enjoyed all of the assignments on data structures immensely which are a key hurdle in passing any technical phone screening or technical whiteboard interview. Lastly, I got a good feeling of what my strengths and weaknesses are and how I fit into a group setting during project week. These were all very helpful to me. I second the opinion of another reviewer who had a long career that I also thought the day on job coaching wouldn't be for me but quite the opposite, I found it very helpful and it made me think about how my pitch fits into specific companies in specific sectors. If you do consider this course, I can only stress how important it is to complete all the prework. Also, think about a solid time management strategy. I struggled with managing my time some days as I got too deep into an assignment that interest me. It is quite a good strategy to be done by a certain time or call it a day on the assignment and do the required reading for the next day. - AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineOct 13, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
No job assistance
I've already left a review of my experience (mainly positive), one important update: Code Fellows no longer offers job assistance. Their website and PR is not honest about this.
They had a staff person who helped with resumes/linked in profiles and sometimes would send job leads out on a slack channel or mass email. But even that has ceased.
I think this is a crucial benefit. Getting the first dev job is harder than I was told at the beginning of...
I've already left a review of my experience (mainly positive), one important update: Code Fellows no longer offers job assistance. Their website and PR is not honest about this.
They had a staff person who helped with resumes/linked in profiles and sometimes would send job leads out on a slack channel or mass email. But even that has ceased.
I think this is a crucial benefit. Getting the first dev job is harder than I was told at the beginning of CF. Other schools help facilitate entry level jobs. Hopefully Code Fellows will fix this in the future.
- AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineSep 01, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Life Changer
The decision to attend Code Fellows changed my life. The Full Stack JavaScript curriculum is intense but the instructors and staff are supportive. The course is a combination of lab and lecture where lessons are designed with a stacked learning approach. The environment is friendly and each person is a part of a community focused on helping everyone succeed. A student enrolled at Code Fellows should expect to spend around 80hrs a week between lecture, lab and working outside of school....
The decision to attend Code Fellows changed my life. The Full Stack JavaScript curriculum is intense but the instructors and staff are supportive. The course is a combination of lab and lecture where lessons are designed with a stacked learning approach. The environment is friendly and each person is a part of a community focused on helping everyone succeed. A student enrolled at Code Fellows should expect to spend around 80hrs a week between lecture, lab and working outside of school. When you finish you not only will have learned a ton of skills, but you will have learned how to learn new things quickly.
- AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineSep 01, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great place to learn and work
Pros:
Always surrounded by brilliant people
Ever changing curriculum to keep up with industry trends
Fast-paced learning environmentCons:
Transitioning locations is/was a little rough
A bit on the expensive sideOverall, I really enjoyed my experience there and continued working as a TA after graduating, which really helped concrete the new skills learned.
- AnonymousGraduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineSep 01, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Code Fellows provided a great environment, excellent curriculum, and talented staff.
Throughout my time at Code Fellows, I learned more than I would have thought possible in a short period of time. My instructors were extremely effective and enthusiastic and provided valuable feedback. The environment at Code Fellows is welcoming and feels like a close, albeit diverse, community. The staff and peers would go out of their way to help whenever a student needed clarification, support, or someone to bounce ideas off of. The curriculum felt generally well-curated and in k...
Throughout my time at Code Fellows, I learned more than I would have thought possible in a short period of time. My instructors were extremely effective and enthusiastic and provided valuable feedback. The environment at Code Fellows is welcoming and feels like a close, albeit diverse, community. The staff and peers would go out of their way to help whenever a student needed clarification, support, or someone to bounce ideas off of. The curriculum felt generally well-curated and in keeping with current market trends. The only thing that I felt was a bit lacking was my education in data structures and algorithms, which was reserved for lectures once a week in the advanced 401 course. I don't feel like I came away from Code Fellows with a solid grasp on these topics, which makes me a bit worried about interviews. I know that I won't be utilizing these concepts much if at all once I get a job, but they are important topics for white boarding and technical interviews. However, I also understand that we had a lot of material to cover in a short period of time and the instructional staff at Code Fellows simply prioritized what they felt was most valuable for getting students jobs.
- AnonymousStudent • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineSep 01, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Student
Everything is awesome.
- AnonymousTeaching Assistant • Graduate • Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript • OnlineSep 01, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Teaching Assistant
If you are willing to put in the work, you will get something out of it. I went through the entire program, TA'ed for a class, and am now gainfully employed. Through the entire process, the classes were hard but not impossible, and by the end I had a new in demand skill set. The instructors were great, and the climate was totally conducive to learning. There was a great community at the school. Alumni were always around working on their own projects or their job hunt, and there was al...
If you are willing to put in the work, you will get something out of it. I went through the entire program, TA'ed for a class, and am now gainfully employed. Through the entire process, the classes were hard but not impossible, and by the end I had a new in demand skill set. The instructors were great, and the climate was totally conducive to learning. There was a great community at the school. Alumni were always around working on their own projects or their job hunt, and there was always someone available to help, be it a teacher, TA, alumni or another student. The job hunt was mostly a numbers game. You still come out with no industry experience, but there are more jobs than applicants in the current climate so it was just a matter of working at it until I found opportunities that fit my experience level and skill set. So, if you are willing to put in the work at all levels, you can leverage this experience into a real job. As long as you don't expect to have everything handed to you, you will be fine.
- AnonymousPortlandAug 23, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
CF was not prepared
I'll keep it simple, I signed up for an evening course to span four weeks, 2 nights/week - it was to be Intro to Programming. Here were my issues with the program:
1. Seemed it was a new teacher and the course work was not prepraed in advance of students arriving, it felt like each week the course work was created on the run.
2. Feedback cycle for students' work was practically non-existent, there was not structure for students to know if they were learning or not.
...I'll keep it simple, I signed up for an evening course to span four weeks, 2 nights/week - it was to be Intro to Programming. Here were my issues with the program:
1. Seemed it was a new teacher and the course work was not prepraed in advance of students arriving, it felt like each week the course work was created on the run.
2. Feedback cycle for students' work was practically non-existent, there was not structure for students to know if they were learning or not.
3. Work was assigned ad-hoc (or so it seemed).
4. They asked for feedback on the course, I shared it with them, not even a "thanks, we received your feedback"
5. There was a student there taking the course a second time, he said "it was a different teacher the first time, and the curriculum was different, but still very confusing and unstructured" (and he had to pay twice for the same course, not even a discount for repeating)
6. They ended up dumping that evening course because it was such a mess, didn't even bother extending something to all the students whose money they took...didn't even check in with the former students for feedback...didn't even check to see how things are going, but definitely kept sending me marketing emails.
They are a mess, completely unorganized, a clear reason they are the only school in Portland who has less than four stars.
- AnonymousApplicant • PortlandAug 15, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Not What It Seemed
I thought the school would have been the school for me after being referred here. I was initially excited and was told that I would qualify for a 70% scholarship for each course 201 to 401 and to seek funds from the state for training for the remaining. Well, after attending the Code 101 class, those promises changed. Apparently, I was "confused" about the process and "was not doing the application process correctly" and I was told I was not getting the 70% scholarship ...
I thought the school would have been the school for me after being referred here. I was initially excited and was told that I would qualify for a 70% scholarship for each course 201 to 401 and to seek funds from the state for training for the remaining. Well, after attending the Code 101 class, those promises changed. Apparently, I was "confused" about the process and "was not doing the application process correctly" and I was told I was not getting the 70% scholarship but it was up to 70%, after going to the state to get funding and realized I wasted time and energy after Code Fellows-Portland put me through the runaround.
Plus, I was told they had funds from PDC that needed to be used and could not get many minorities to apply, so the scholarship would not be an issue. Anyway, after reading between the lines, it was apparent I was not wanted there, though Code Fellows-Portland gets major funding from the public sector and private sector places. For minorities seeking to code, you want to make sure that you are not just looking at the marketing or getting a runaround. It is not as diverse as the marketing images show. I felt like I was a part of an old boys club.
Note to Code Fellows: Please do not contact me about attending, or about changing my review, or about a scholarship to any course or a job. Nothing will change my mind about Code Fellows. If you did not want me then, you do not want me now.
Code Fellows Alumni Outcomes
| Description | Percentage |
| Full Time, In-Field Employee | 81.7% |
| Full-time apprenticeship, internship or contract position | 12.1% |
| Short-term contract, part-time position, freelance | N/A |
| Employed out-of-field | N/A |
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How much does Code Fellows cost?
Code Fellows costs around $12,000. On the lower end, some Code Fellows courses like Ops 101: Explore Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity Careers (Full-Time, In-Person) cost $99.
What courses does Code Fellows teach?
Code Fellows offers courses like Code 101: Explore Software Development (Full-Time, In-Person), Code 101: Explore Software Development (Full-Time, Online), Code 102: Intro to Software Development (Full-Time, In-Person), Code 102: Intro to Software Development (Full-Time, Online) and 45 more.
Where does Code Fellows have campuses?
Code Fellows has in-person campuses in Seattle. Code Fellows also has a remote classroom so students can learn online.
Is Code Fellows worth it?
The data says yes! In 2019, Code Fellows reported a 100% graduation rate, a median salary of $72,500, and 98% of Code Fellows alumni are employed.
Is Code Fellows legit?
We let alumni answer that question. 229 Code Fellows alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Code Fellows and rate their overall experience a 4.47 out of 5.
Does Code Fellows offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
Yes, Code Fellows accepts the GI Bill!
Can I read Code Fellows reviews?
You can read 229 reviews of Code Fellows on Course Report! Code Fellows alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Code Fellows and rate their overall experience a 4.47 out of 5.
Is Code Fellows accredited?
Code Fellows is a private vocational school licensed by the State of Washington. Code Fellows was the first code school in Washington State to be approved by the Veterans Association to receive the GI Bill. Learn more at www.codefellows.org/gi-bill