@ivansolares2448 great point - in the pilot, your living stipend depended on your location and whether you took the bootcamp online vs in-person. My understanding from Alicia was that the living stipend for students attending an online bootcamp was previously $1054.50 per month, which was half of the national average for in-person bootcampers. The living stipend for students attending an in-person bootcamp was based on the zip code of the school, but the national average was $2109 per month. Do you know if the new iteration of VET TEC approaches the living stipend in the same way as before? Or is this something we're waiting to see once the VA starts digging through legislation?

Thank you Ava - it's really appreciated to get this sort of endorsement!

Yea they teach full stack. They cost 15k dollars full time though, too expensive imo. Should be more like 2-3k

You won't make it in life even if there weren't any liberals

I'm sure it's not easy but if you work hard and stay consistent it's only a matter of time till you find a job

Ik Joel is legit because there’s a KZbinr who documented his journey through CS a few years ago. Joel was featured in some of his videos as his fellow at CS and his story was the same. I’m not sure if it’s true for all of CS, but I’ve seen a lot of their alumni had college degrees or work experience prior to graduating the program. Im curious whether that’s one of the things they look for in candidates because it’s a lot more marketable when finding your first position. That might explain why their graduates salaries are higher than most other boot camps.

@@user-nq4hw5eb9d Oh yeah, When he was doing a day in the life of codesmith. He also did flatiron I believe too right?