The Expectations_
Kickstart your career as a developer in 18 weeks – no experience required! With a custom full-stack curriculum, professional development services, and large employer network, Codeup takes you from 0 to 60 (literally – average starting salaries exceed $60K)! Land a job within 6 months of graduation or get 50% of your tuition back. We don’t just teach in-demand technical skills; we also teach you how to think, learn, and work like a developer.
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Full-Stack Program Vitals_
2019 Class Start Dates: March 18, May 28, July 15, Sept. 16, Nov. 4
Duration: 18 weeks (4.5 months)
Schedule: 9 – 5, Monday – Friday (excluding holidays)
Coding hours: 603 class + 308 optional office hours
Graduating credential: Certificate of Completion
Graduate Status: Junior Software Developer
Tuition: $22,500 (see Financial Aid page for more information)
Curriculum: Full-Stack Web Development – Java
Admissions Process_
At Codeup, we encourage applicants from all walks of life and don’t require our students to have prior programming knowledge. In our admissions process, we’re simply looking for three things: professionalism, motivation, and problem-solving ability.
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Apply Online
In our online application, we ask a series of brief questions to get to know you a little better. Be prepared to answer our favorite question - “Why Codeup?” we want to know your story and understand what motivates you.
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Consultation
A member of our admissions team will speak with you over the phone to walk you through the next steps of the admissions process, give you all the information you need and put your mind at ease by answering any questions you may have.
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Campus Visit & Technical Testing
We’ll invite you to visit our campus for a tour of our brand new facilities. Following this, you'll take a 40-minute technical test that covers a mixture of basic logic, algebra and word problems. Afterward, there’ll be two follow up exercises for you to complete.
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Interview
Our placement team will interview you over the phone to determine professionalism and viability for job placement.
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Enroll and Prepare
If you are admitted to our program, we will give you a congratulatory call! Following this, you'll need to submit a $1,000 refundable enrollment deposit to reserve your seat, and our admissions team will help you prepare for class.
Financials_
It’s time to level the playing field in tech. We offer a total of $10,000 in scholarships to women in each of our classes; awarding $5,000 to one recipient, and $2,500 to two recipients.
Key Details
- All women may apply
- We’ll choose recipients based on merit, determined by admissions scores and
application answers - We’ll award scholarships two weeks out from class start date. Plan your tuition without accounting for any scholarship – if selected, we’ll figure out your tuition balance from there
- We’ll deduct your scholarship total from your tuition cost
As an opportunity to thank those who put their lives on the line to help others, we offer a $1,000 scholarship to current and former first responders enrolling in our program.
Key Details
- Scholarships available to current or former first responders, including police officers, firefighters, paramedics, rescuers, and others certified as first responders
- We’ll deduct your scholarship total from your tuition cost
- Applicants must show first responder certification/service
We understand that an investment in your education is an investment in your future – that’s why we have close partnerships with SkillsFund and Climb Credit, who allow our students to finance up to 100% of their tuition.
Students may also finance their tuition through outside lenders, such as credit unions or personal bank loans. Please note, we recommend working through our admissions process before applying for a loan.
SkillsFund
- Does not use current income nor employment history in your credit decision
- Borrow up to $21,500 for tuition & $6,000 for cost of living
- Fixed interest rates
Learn more about SkillsFund.
Climb Credit
- Free application with no impact on credit score
- Borrow what you need, up to full tuition
- No pre-payment penalties
Learn more about Climb Credit.
We’re committed to making tech education more accessible to underrepresented groups. We offer $10,000 in scholarships to minorities in each of our classes; awarding $5,000 to one recipient, and $2,500 to two recipients.
Key Details
- All minorities may apply
- We’ll choose recipients based on merit, determined by admissions scores and application answers
- We’ll award scholarships two weeks out from class start date. Plan your tuition without accounting for any scholarship – if selected, we’ll figure out your tuition balance from there.
- We’ll deduct your scholarship total from your tuition cost
We’re committed to diversifying the tech industry, that’s why we offer a $1,000 scholarship to all students identifying as LGBTQIA+ community members.
Key Details
- $1,000 scholarships available for students identifying as a LGBTQIA+ community member
- We’ll deduct your scholarship total from your tuition cost
We’ll choose recipients based on merit, determined by admissions scores and
application answers
Key Details
- Both veterans and their dependents may utilize VA benefits at Codeup
- Since we’re an accelerated, full-time program, it will consume 12.5 months of benefits
- When reviewing benefits, veterans should look for their remaining months of eligibility, benefit level, delimiting date, and type of benefit
- We’ll need to collect former transcripts, copies of your DD-214 or NOBE, current address and contact information, an intent to enroll form, as well as a copy of your Certificate of Eligibility.
- More information is available at the Bexar County Veterans Service Office, online, or through their student helpline (888-442-4551)
- Veterans or Veteran’s Dependents should work through Codeup’s admissions process before activating their benefits.
- GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website atwww.benefits.va.gov/gibill.
As an opportunity to thank the brave men and women who have served their country, we offer a $1,000 scholarship to all veterans or dependents enrolling in our program.
Key Details
- $1,000 scholarships provided to all veterans and dependents
- We’ll deduct your scholarship total from your tuition cost
- Applicants must show proof of service
Veteran scholarships also available to Veterans with VA benefits but don’t have enough benefits to cover the entire cost
We want to maximize the impact of San Antonio’s tech community with both local and external talent, that’s why we offer a $1,000 scholarship to students relocating to San Antonio.
Key Details
- $1,000 scholarships available for students relocating to San Antonio for the program
- Must be committed to living in town for at least one year after graduation
- We’ll deduct your scholarship total from your tuition cost
- Applicants must commit to staying in San Antonio for at least 1 year following graduation
Did you know we work with four grant partners that may be able to assist you with financial aid matters? Read on to see if they may be able to help.
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Project Quest is a workforce development program focusing on individuals with a history of underemployment or unemployment. Email itrecruitment@questsa.org to explore your eligibility! (All applicants encouraged).
TWC – Vocational Rehabilitation
The Texas Workforce Solutions- Vocational Rehabilitation is a governmental agency aiming to help individuals with disabilities pursue vocational training. For more information on their program and how to apply, click here!
Alamo Colleges
We’ve partnered with Alamo Colleges to bring you a grant via the Department of Labor’s Techworks Program! If you qualify under the following requirements, you’re eligible for a $3,500 grant to attend Codeup!
1) Applicant must reside within the Alamo District
2) Applicant must be underemployed or unemployed. Part-time and contract work qualify as being under-employed
3) Applicant cannot be enrolled in another institution or public education agency. Check out the map of the Alamo College District here.
