Starter League Bootcamp Review

Chicago-based Starter League, an innovative coding school, has recently partnered with popular New York-based Fullstack Academy, and has expanded their operations through the merger. Not only does Starter League offer web development classes, the pioneering coding school also has multiple UX design and basic HTML courses available. However, particular courses may not be open for applications during certain periods. It is recommended that prospective students go to the Starter League website for the most up to date information.
At Starter League, students can expect to learn a variety of technologies and languages, depending on the program they choose to enroll in. Examples of frameworks and languages students will be trained in are: Git, Github, AngularJS, MongoDB, jQuery, Rails, NoSQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, SQL, and more.
Since partnering up with Fullstack Academy, Starter League now offers the Sofware Engineering Immersive. The intensive bootcamp runs for 17 weeks (4 weeks online, plus 13 weeks in-class at the Chicago campus) and is geared towards students who want to start a new career in software engineering. The tuition cost for the Software Engineering Immersive is $16,810. Starter League’s other featured program, the 10-week Web Development course, costs $8,000 and is held at Starter League’s Chicago campus. Due to the transitional period during Starter League’s merger with Fullstack Academy, tuition details and enrollment schedule can be found on the Starter League website.
Starter League has partnered with Pave, a student lending company that offers loans for immersive coding school tuition. Additionally, Starter League and Fullstack Academy offers the $1,000 Ada Lovelace Scholarship for Women. Starter League also has a $1,000 scholarship for veterans. Starter League and Fullstack offer needs-based partial scholarships for exceptional candidates who can demonstrate financial need. Details on this are covered in the admissions process.