Coding Dojo
Average Rating4.38
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Founded in 2012, Coding Dojo is a global technology education company that offers programs in Software Development. Students can choose to learn coding languages in Python, JavaScript, Java and C#/.NET Core, or dig deeper into data and visualization in Python. In addition to an extensive curriculum, students collaborate with peers, join interactive lectures with instructors, have unlimited support from career services, and access to Teaching Assistants seven days a week.
To apply, candidates need to apply, schedule an interview with admissions, and pay a deposit to secure their placement once accepted.
Since 2012, Coding Dojo has endeavored to help individuals from a variety of backgrounds and skill levels transform into professional technology professionals. Coding Dojo also offers unlimited career services, including one-on-one sessions with a career services manager, open forums with industry leaders, and comprehensive job preparation.
Coding Dojo provides scholarships for Career Reinvention, Women in Tech, Military, Diversity, and Kickstart to qualifying students.
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Julie CrotzerGraduate • Software Development Online Part-Time Accelerated • OnlineJul 19, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceFull-Stack Web developer
Everyone was so helpful including instructors and TA's. Also, they have a career manager that gives advice to help land a job. I would recommend Coding Dojo to anyone wanting to learn web developing.- Ted cadyStill looking • Graduate • San JoseJul 16, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Best Bootcamp by far
This is by far the best Bootcamp ever. If you ate willing to put in the long hours, and type til your fingers fall off, lol, then you can do this. If you have problem solving skills and don’t know how to use them, get a 500 error in Java and get back to me. If you think you already know how to code, that’s ok. They still have a program for you. I can honestly say I put more time per week learning to code and understand what I am writing, than I ever did for any job. And you will feel thi...This is by far the best Bootcamp ever. If you ate willing to put in the long hours, and type til your fingers fall off, lol, then you can do this. If you have problem solving skills and don’t know how to use them, get a 500 error in Java and get back to me. If you think you already know how to code, that’s ok. They still have a program for you. I can honestly say I put more time per week learning to code and understand what I am writing, than I ever did for any job. And you will feel this way too. Don’t give up and challenge yourself everyday. - Nathan PraterGraduate • Software Development Onsite Full-Time Bootcamp - Currently Virtual Only • ChicagoJul 14, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Tough but Amazing Bootcamp!
I worked account management for nine years and decided I wanted to change careers. I was always interested in software development and decided to join a coding bootcamp. I looked at several bootcamps and ultimately landed on Coding Dojo, due to their curriculum being tailored to your location's market and because their career services team starts with you on day one. And I am so glad I chose them!
My program started in March 2022 and ended July 1. Throughout the whole process, I m...I worked account management for nine years and decided I wanted to change careers. I was always interested in software development and decided to join a coding bootcamp. I looked at several bootcamps and ultimately landed on Coding Dojo, due to their curriculum being tailored to your location's market and because their career services team starts with you on day one. And I am so glad I chose them!
My program started in March 2022 and ended July 1. Throughout the whole process, I met some amazing instructors and teaching assistants. I also made some great friends from my cohort. Everyone at the dojo was so friendly and helpful. The material was hard, and anyone who starts this without any sort of experience is going to struggle. However, if you put in the work, and utilize the amazing help available to you at the dojo, you can really succeed in this!
And now that I've graduated, I'm receiving amazing support from the career services team, who are all so knowledgeable and have helped me immensely in crafting my resume and searching for new jobs.
I couldn't be happier with Coding Dojo. If you are like me and want to move to software development, you definitely should and you should definitely go to Coding Dojo! - MilaStrugar • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineJun 28, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
NetSuite Developer
I was able to change my career and get a job in Tech two months after I graduated! My instructors were knowledgeable, approachable, friendly and that made my experience even better.
After I graduated two of my friends signed up to Coding Dojo and one of them got a job three months after graduating at one of the top tech companies in the US, second one is close to graduating.
Great school overall, would recommend to everyone!! - Armando EsparzaGraduate • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineMay 20, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Amazing Coding Bootcamp
I took the Coding Dojo Bootcamp, Did the Python, MERN, JAVA stacks. Even though the bootcamp was all online, I felt I was really learning at a good pace with not much trouble at all. The lectures were perfect, each instructor knew what they were doing and were so helpful when I had questions. I would definitely recommend the Coding Dojo Bootcamp to anyone wanting to start a career as a software developer. - Patrick WrightGraduate • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineApr 26, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
I loved Coding Dojo!
If you want to become a software developer I think the value you get from Coding Dojo is well worth it. You aren’t just paying for videos or content to read, they really provide a robust and challenging experience that I will personally never forget. The friends you make in your cohort are essential for completing the program and becoming successful. The instructors and TAs are aligned with your goals and serve as teachers, mentors, and councilors. You get career service support and are ...If you want to become a software developer I think the value you get from Coding Dojo is well worth it. You aren’t just paying for videos or content to read, they really provide a robust and challenging experience that I will personally never forget. The friends you make in your cohort are essential for completing the program and becoming successful. The instructors and TAs are aligned with your goals and serve as teachers, mentors, and councilors. You get career service support and are able to become part of a community of developers which helps you transition into the field. These things combined with comprehensive and engaging content all combine to make it possible to learn so much in 14 weeks. The time estimates are all accurate, you will need to spend 50+ hours per week or more to succeed, but if you enjoy coding and learning it doesn’t all feel like work. I was actually sad to finish because I enjoyed the grind but now I have the tools and knowledge to continue what is the beginning of a new journey. - Irving CardenasFull Stack development • Graduate • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineApr 25, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
It is an experience of learning
I think that the methodology of Coding Dojo, in the field of education of programming, is the best. The Bootcamp of the Coding Dojo is a big challenge because learning three stacks( Python, Java and MERN) in fourteen weeks, is a little time, but with the methodology and the support of the instructors, It is the perfect place to learn programming of a form intensive and a short time.Since I began with the Bootcamp, the instructor explained in detail the different tec...I think that the methodology of Coding Dojo, in the field of education of programming, is the best. The Bootcamp of the Coding Dojo is a big challenge because learning three stacks( Python, Java and MERN) in fourteen weeks, is a little time, but with the methodology and the support of the instructors, It is the perfect place to learn programming of a form intensive and a short time.Since I began with the Bootcamp, the instructor explained in detail the different technologies and the material of the platform were from the basic knowledge to advanced and it was the form most convenient for beginning programmers, like me.The Bootcamp introduces the development web( JavaScript y HTML), Python (Flask), Java(spring) and MERN(MongoDB, Express, React and Nodejs). The best part is that we have a Loreto Larrain the attendant of career service, for me, it is new, but it is necessary to find a job. Thanks to this knowledge, Alfredo and Marcelo my Instructors, I can understand and do code - CoderrataGraduate • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineMar 29, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
I was impressed with the process
I was impressed with the process. I chose coding dogs based upon the consistency of the reviews, negative and positive. First, I would say that except for one instructor I was VERY impressed with the level of instruction, helpfulness, etc. Second the TAs were extremely helpful also and understanding and willing to always assist. This was important for me since I was coming from a completely different field.
The things I learned here had given me an extreme confidence to go and fi...I was impressed with the process. I chose coding dogs based upon the consistency of the reviews, negative and positive. First, I would say that except for one instructor I was VERY impressed with the level of instruction, helpfulness, etc. Second the TAs were extremely helpful also and understanding and willing to always assist. This was important for me since I was coming from a completely different field.
The things I learned here had given me an extreme confidence to go and find jobs in my area while still learning more about programming. This program takes people from 0 understandings to creating applications albeit basic, understanding how things go together differences between them and giving you experience or sometimes just a quick look at new things in JS, for example, so your not fully surprised when you see it at your job.
Algorithms, React, apis, and basic programmer tools, are all included and make you competitive, I believe, at the end.
One thing that really impressed me was that their learning platform is constantly updating, it changed probably 6 times in the time I was there. They keep things updated and are constantly modifying it for your good.
Career services, the Career service person I use(d) is B. Sanchez and he is Great! Just a wealth of info
and encouragement.
I took off a 1/2 star for the Python instructor, I found that to be a big issue for me, but at the end my struggle of understanding with that instructor it allowed me to move on easier , but I still feel like the instructor wasn’t worth the money I paid. And the other 1/2 star would be from them not having the right dates of time off during the holidays. I went through it from November to early March and not many people knew, including instructors what the holiday was going to be like.
In all honesty though I would really rate them 4.5 stars as the latter want that big of a deal.
To end this I would definitely take other courses, and probably will, from Coding Dojo. - Adam KeenanStudent • Software Development Online Part-Time Accelerated • OnlineMar 29, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Perfect Option for Career Change!
I took the part time online bootcamp and loved it! I did the MERN stack option and learned so much. I enjoyed the class structure and the online learning platform was a fantastic resource. They also run a Discord server that gives you access to teachers and TAs! I would totally recommend this program for new high school grads or people making a career change (like myself leaving the legal field after 10 years)! - Anna MlodzianowskaSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineMar 29, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great bootcamp experience!
I had a great experience attending Coding Dojo. Classes are well structured and teachers are knowledgeable. I was lucky to make some friends along the way too, and having a good community helps a lot in the journey.
Some statistics about post-grad job search: graduated in late December, started applying for jobs in February. After sending about 50-70 applications I secured about 10 interviews and on 21st March I started working as a SE for a consulting company.
My only comp...I had a great experience attending Coding Dojo. Classes are well structured and teachers are knowledgeable. I was lucky to make some friends along the way too, and having a good community helps a lot in the journey.
Some statistics about post-grad job search: graduated in late December, started applying for jobs in February. After sending about 50-70 applications I secured about 10 interviews and on 21st March I started working as a SE for a consulting company.
My only complaint would be Career Services. My manager canceled all 3 of the scheduled meetings, I requested a change and got assigned a person who was leaving the company and during our call wasn't really engaged anymore. That got me a little discouraged so I didn't use that part of the service, although the content on the learning platform was very useful and helped me in the preparation of my resume.
All in all great experience was absolutely worth it! - Carl ThomasonSoftware Engineer I • Graduate • Software Development Onsite Full-Time Bootcamp - Currently Virtual Only • Silicon ValleyMar 29, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Outstanding Bootcamp
As an alumni of Coding Dojo, I highly recommend this bootcamp for entry-level or junior experience developers. The structure of classes is laid out to fit the needs of individuals with no experience. The instructors and mentors are well knowledged and well versed in different languages. You will have the ability to learn multiple languages instead of one. Coding Dojo's instruction and values are what helped me land my job as a developer. Lessons taught made me successful in research and ...As an alumni of Coding Dojo, I highly recommend this bootcamp for entry-level or junior experience developers. The structure of classes is laid out to fit the needs of individuals with no experience. The instructors and mentors are well knowledged and well versed in different languages. You will have the ability to learn multiple languages instead of one. Coding Dojo's instruction and values are what helped me land my job as a developer. Lessons taught made me successful in research and development. - Alexander KlusaGraduate • Software Development Onsite Full-Time Bootcamp - Currently Virtual Only • ChicagoMar 24, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Curriculum is very well structured
All bootcamp staff a really kind and really care about their students and want them to pass. They always go above and beyond the call of duty from my personal experience. - RyanGraduate • Web Development • OnlineMar 18, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Best schooling experince of my life
I truly enjoyed every moment I spent at Coding Dojo. I had a couple rough patches in life during the course but the instructors were always there to help me get through it mentally and educationally. I strongly recommend Coding Dojo for anyone that is considering entering the coder life. They are hands down the best. The instructors and TAs care for you and are there to help you anytime you need it no matter what the issue. I came into the course knowing absolutely 0 about coding less th...I truly enjoyed every moment I spent at Coding Dojo. I had a couple rough patches in life during the course but the instructors were always there to help me get through it mentally and educationally. I strongly recommend Coding Dojo for anyone that is considering entering the coder life. They are hands down the best. The instructors and TAs care for you and are there to help you anytime you need it no matter what the issue. I came into the course knowing absolutely 0 about coding less than 6 months later I can make complete websites in several different languages. As long as you are willing to put your mind to it and really grind for it you will enjoy every second and leave with the greatest feeling of accomplishment being able to recognize you went from knowing 0 to knowing how to make entire websites from a complete blank page. - DanielGraduate • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineMar 08, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great School
Great School, Instructors are awesome, TA's really help out. And your cohorts are your new friends. Its a wild ride but worth it - Marki LyonsGraduate • Software Development Online Part-Time Accelerated • OnlineFeb 20, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Valuable Experience
Coding Dojo offers a variety of courses that cover the currently most sought after coding languages and trends in the developer world, as well as valuable career services for their students and graduates. Students with little previous knowledge of coding languages are able to learn to create full-stack applications in a short period of time through intensive study and practice. At every step, there are instructors, TAs, and classmates willing to help students progress from minimal to com...Coding Dojo offers a variety of courses that cover the currently most sought after coding languages and trends in the developer world, as well as valuable career services for their students and graduates. Students with little previous knowledge of coding languages are able to learn to create full-stack applications in a short period of time through intensive study and practice. At every step, there are instructors, TAs, and classmates willing to help students progress from minimal to comprehensive knowledge. Coding Dojo offers a valuable bootcamp experience for those aspiring to enter the fields of web development, software engineering, data science, cyber security, and other related career areas.Sarah of Coding Dojo
Community Development Manager
Feb 23, 2022
Hello, Marki. We appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us, and we're glad to hear you had a good experience with our bootcamp, especially at this time when we're transitioning to digital during the pandemic. Rest assured that we will continue to develop industry-leading curriculum and educational programs to train our students. We're grateful for the opportunity to be a part of your learning journey and all the best in your future endeavors! - Matt EdwardsApplicant • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineFeb 17, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Alarm bells going off
Huge alarm bells went off for me with this company and I am glad that they did because as I tried to cancel they got even more shady.
I tried to enroll with Coding Dojo and was all set to pay. My wife wanted me to use a particular card to get extra miles, but it only had 12k available on it, and the course was starting soon so I needed to pay right away and didn't have time to pay down the card first. I looked on their website, but there was no way to split up a payment without jump...Huge alarm bells went off for me with this company and I am glad that they did because as I tried to cancel they got even more shady.
I tried to enroll with Coding Dojo and was all set to pay. My wife wanted me to use a particular card to get extra miles, but it only had 12k available on it, and the course was starting soon so I needed to pay right away and didn't have time to pay down the card first. I looked on their website, but there was no way to split up a payment without jumping onto a payment plan. This is a bit odd since I can't have been the first person ever to want to split up a payment of over 13,000 dollars. I called and asked if this could be done. They said sure and they would look into making it work. They sent me back an agreement that had me on the payment plan spending 16k instead, and assured me it would be fixed afterwards behind the scenes... But the agreement that I would sign says that the contract I signed IS the full agreement and anything else that we talked about didn't happen.
They then went back to send me a new contract and update it. When they said it was fixed I went in to pay, but their website had me locked into the other payment portion. It was after their phone hours so I clicked to report a problem, and was greeted with an error message that it didn't work and I couldn't report an error. HUGE RED FLAG!
How does a company which purports to train people specifically on web development NOT have a website that works properly, and even their error reporting button is broken?!?! WHAT?!?!? I have pictures and documented all of this.
I was told afterwards to just click through this portion and then I could see the next screen and they would change it behind the scenes again. But the part they wanted me to click through would be agreeing to pay them, which at this point I have decided to go with a different coding bootcamp. I declined and told them I lost confidence in their company's ability to train me if they can't even fix their own site.
I then received 7 phone calls from their company using their auto-dialer. They had done this a few times before when they called and it would answer then click through to a person, but this time it was just dead air, all 7 times.
I then received an email from them stating that I needed to sign a withdrawal form for the class that I never actually signed up for. Hidden in the blue link that says "I acknowledge the Coding Dojo Withdrawal, Cancellation, or Drop Form." is actually another contract stating that my net tuition was $13,745, they haven't billed me, but some funny wording which makes it unclear on if I were to apply in the future if they would try to collect that part in addition to other tuition... not that I would apply to them in the future.
Keep in mind that I NEVER signed any contract with them. They basically just had a series of errors on their system's part and then asked me to sign an actual contract. No, nope, no way.
To make things better I now get non stop emails, calls, and youtube marketing. I have requested that they cease, we will see if they actually do. But a word to the community, choose someone more reputable than this. If a company is shady and has issues TAKING YOUR MONEY, the time when they are the MOST motivated, then what on earth makes anyone think that this company would stand behind their commitment to educate and assist with your job search, the part that COSTS THEM MONEY?Sarah of Coding Dojo
Community Development Manager
Feb 23, 2022
Hi Matt, we're very sorry to hear about your negative experience.
Please be advised that we have fully processed your cancellation request, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or confusion during the enrollment process. We will have our dev team look into the reported errors you encountered. We understand your concerns, so we’ll also pass this along to our enrollment and admissions team to streamline any future enrollment experiences. - Moosa GhiasGraduate • Web Development • Hybrid (Online & In-person)Jan 30, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Coding Dojo Review
So I did the Coding Dojo Part time BootCamp. It started with 6 weeks of frontend then moved on to 8 weeks of backend work with either Python, Java, or MERN as your tech stack. I would have to say that they did a very mediocre job. They teach you HTML well by making you do a few assignment of building things out. CSS was also sort of the same deal with the caveat that you were not allowed to use the flex property, which later came back to bite me in the butt since employers expect you to ...So I did the Coding Dojo Part time BootCamp. It started with 6 weeks of frontend then moved on to 8 weeks of backend work with either Python, Java, or MERN as your tech stack. I would have to say that they did a very mediocre job. They teach you HTML well by making you do a few assignment of building things out. CSS was also sort of the same deal with the caveat that you were not allowed to use the flex property, which later came back to bite me in the butt since employers expect you to know it. For JavaScript they did a terrible job on teaching it to us. They taught us how to solve very light algorithm problems with it by teaching us the basic syntax, but they did not: 1. Teach us ES6 which is standard in the industry today, AND we didn't get to build anything for our assignments to help us learn how to manipulate the dom and make a website interactive. However, they did teach Jquery for a bit so that was a plus. When your frontend portion of the BootCamp is done you get to chose your stack. If you look on any job listing websites for frontend/backend/fullstack you will see that 80% of the jobs want you to know JavaScript for both the frontend and the backend. But when you have to chose which stack to do, all the teachers pressure you into taking the python route. Don't get me wrong, python is an awesome language, but it's the easiest language to learn on your own. If you're spending thousands of dollars on a BootCamp, its better to get your money's worth and be taught the more in demand and harder stack being MERN (Javascript). THE BIGGEST AND MOST TERRIBLE FLAW THAT THEY HAVE IS THAT THEY ABSOLUTELY DO NOT PREPARE YOU FOR CODING INTERVIEWS. They teach you DS and Algos for two weeks aka 4 classes for 1 hr each, in the last two weeks. So when I finished the BootCamp and went to my first coding interview, I thought I was going to do great, it turned out that I could not even pass the online assessment. They have absolutely no idea on how to teach coding interview prep. They get you from the ground to the door for software engineering jobs, but they don't give you the key for that door aka learning how to do coding interviews.Sarah of Coding Dojo
Community Development Manager
Feb 02, 2022
Hi Moosa, we appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback with us, and we are sorry to hear about your negative experience. Our core programs are designed to introduce students to a wide range of web development and software engineering technologies and tools. We are also very proud of our instructional team and curriculum, which are constantly designed to reflect the rise and fall of a given technology's demand. In addition, our curriculum serves as a foundation for developing self-sufficiency and learning new technologies as one's career progresses. From the start, we offer our students' Career Services, interview preparation resources, technical interviewing workshops, Microsoft Azure certification workshops, and much more after you graduate. Best of all, these services are offered for life with no expiration date. You are also welcome to join the Coding Dojo Alumni Community Group on LinkedIn, where we post resources and other materials that may be of assistance to you, as well as where we provide ongoing support to our graduates. Please message us at csm@codingdojo.com and we will be happy to get you into the alumni networks or help in any other way we can.We understand your concerns, so we’ll pass this along to our team. We'd be eager to help you, as student and alumni satisfaction is one of our utmost priorities. Please contact support@codingdojo.com so that we can assist you to the best of our abilities. - Angel VelazquezStudent • Software Development Online Part-Time Accelerated • OnlineJan 12, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Pleasant Surprise
While making my career change, I needed to find a bootcamp that had a solid PT program but also had support and a good curriculum. I didn't think it was possible til I found Coding Dojo's Accelerated PT bootcamp. Great curriculum, great guidance and support. I knew some html and css before the program but I can confidently say I'm a software dev at this point. - Joe DollarhideGraduate • Dev Accelerator - LAMP, Python, Ruby on Rails, MEAN, or iOS • DallasJan 04, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Truly essential
I tried watching YouTube videos, finding information on my own, and using alternative websites, but felt like I wasn't making the progress I needed. I really couldn't have made it this far without the courses and curriculum. - Olja SiforijaGraduate • Software Development Online Full-Time • OnlineNov 30, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great experience
Absolutely love it! I believe that Coding Dojo is a great boot camp, with great instructors and TAs. As well, great support from CSMs and advices. Instructors create very pleasant atmosphere during lectures and motivate students. There is a lot of assignments and homework to do, but it is rewarding in knowledge you get. Would recommend it 100%.
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This November, we’re talking about one major bootcamp acquisition and three fundraises (including one over $75MM)! But of course, the biggest news this November was the U.S. election, so we’re covering news about the Trump administration’s legacy on private education, and what the bootcamp industry can expect under the new Biden administra...
Jess Feldman
Updated October 29, 2020
Course Report · October 2020 Coding Bootcamp News
This October, workforce development was on everyone’s minds. In this new roundup, we’re covering the latest initiatives to lift up unemployed Americans and avoid a K-shaped economic recovery (we also included all of these initiatives in our new Guide to Workforce Development Grants). We’re also happy to cover several new scholarships...
Liz Eggleston
Updated February 14, 2025
Career centers and workforce development grants are a key resource for unemployed/underemployed workers looking to re-skill. Around 12 million people have contacted their local career centers this year, which is 8.5 million more than in 2019. Federal programs like WIOA (the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act), the CARES act, and even initiatives run by your city or state can make it pos...
Jess Feldman
Updated February 08, 2021
Course Report · September 2020 Coding Bootcamp News
It’s a new school year, but with COVID-19 ever-present, we read more interesting articles about Gap Year opportunities for college students. There was plenty of buzz around workforce development in September, from who’s leading the charge with new initiatives to how best support the nearly 20 million unemployed workers in the U.S. ...
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Coding Dojo Alumni Reviews Summary
Based on 600+ Coding Dojo alumni reviews on Course Report, the school is highly regarded for its variety of courses, including Software Development, Data Science, and Cybersecurity. Reviews often commend the school for its comprehensive curriculum, supportive learning environment, and the practical skills imparted. One reviewer mentions the bootcamp as a "transformative experience" despite its intensity and another reviewer says, "The instructors and TAs are knowledgeable and very helpful." However, some students mention concerns about the cost and feel the program could offer more depth in real-world skill application.
Overall Experience
4.4
Instructors
4.5
Curriculum
4.3
Job Assistance
4.0
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Offers Corporate Training
Accepts GI Bill
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FAQs
How much does Coding Dojo cost?
Coding Dojo costs around $16,995. On the lower end, some Coding Dojo courses like Software Development Online Part-Time Flex cost $9,995.
What courses does Coding Dojo teach?
Coding Dojo offers courses like Cybersecurity Online Part-Time Bootcamp, Data Science & Machine Learning Online Part-Time Bootcamp, Data Science & Visualization Part-Time Online Bootcamp, Software Development Online Full-Time and 2 more.
Where does Coding Dojo have campuses?
Coding Dojo teaches students Online in a remote classroom.
Is Coding Dojo worth it?
Coding Dojo hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 630 Coding Dojo alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coding Dojo on Course Report - you should start there!
Is Coding Dojo legit?
We let alumni answer that question. 630 Coding Dojo alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coding Dojo and rate their overall experience a 4.38 out of 5.
Does Coding Dojo offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
Right now, it doesn't look like Coding Dojo 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.
Can I read Coding Dojo reviews?
You can read 630 reviews of Coding Dojo on Course Report! Coding Dojo alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coding Dojo and rate their overall experience a 4.38 out of 5.
Is Coding Dojo accredited?
No