Best Coding Specialists Boston Near Me

Husain Al-Mohssen: Positive:ValueSome of my best employees came from here.

Juan Manuel Moreno: Your money is better spent on an actual accredited degree. They sell themselves on misleading students that you can get a job within 1-6 months. But, most of these "jobs" are not with their help, and are internships that end in 3-6 months, and then you are back on square one. Their "career coaches" are only concerned in keeping their "employment" rate up and don't really care about the students.

Samantha Mackowitz: Class was interesting but a little basic for what I was looking for! Great space and teacher though.

Lloyd Whyte: Location location location.

Brad: Initially I was really excited to take a class at GA. I had been taking online classes for Data Science (Not from GA), and I thought and in person class room environment was the next step to push me to the next level.Expectations: I thought we would review material, take notes, work on examples together, have access to a deeper understanding the the instructor could provide. Be assigned homework and then review that homework together. A more structured environment, similar to a college level class.Reality: The class starts with a 20ish minute instruction of that days lesson. Then remaining time of the 3 hours is spent working on a practice lab and during that time you are allowed to ask questions. There is not enough time to complete the lab, but I expected to have homework. The notes are not easily laid out and I directly asked on multiple occasions to the instructor and TA where in the notes certain things were that pertained to the homework, which they couldn’t find and directed me to Google, and responded with, “the notes could have been written and organized better.” It was a big frustration that many in the class shared.I wanted to spend the time in class working on material and going over lessons, then do homework on my own time. I reached out to the success team and said this was not what I had expected and what my options were. The options were to drop the class for a partial refund or speak with the instructor. Since I was only going to get a partial refund I wanted to stay with the class. At the end of each class you can leave feedback, so I left feedback about how I thought the class went. In the next class the instructor pulled me into a private meeting and asked why I left poor feedback, I was a little surprised I was singled out from my feedback since it’s required. But It was an opportunity to express my frustrations. I explained how I felt the current way the class is taught is no different than an online class. We ended with agreeing to disagree because the instructor said this was the way it was and nothing changed. The instructor told me to be a little more greedy in the questions time since a few students seemed to monopolize the time, so I did feel like he cared and wanted to try and help me more.Eventually we had a TA come in and help with the class, which was great because there were more options to ask questions. And I found that the TA did a much better job explaining the work and lessons. But that didn’t happen for the entire class, I would say only about 30% of the class near the end.Wrote my initial review about how disappointed I was with the class and GA reached out to me and tried to resolve it, I said I had already reached out once before and they respond they thought it had resolved itself. They offered me a free bootcamp class, but I didn’t want to take anymore classes from GA, they offered me a partial refund which I accepted. One of my complaints, which I made to the Instructor and the student success team and the TA was that if my questions are not answered and I’m Googling so much, why did I pay to come the class? That was the reality, the cost didn’t merit what the class provided. While I liked that the student success team tried to help resolve the issues, there really isn’t anything they could do .Final Thoughts: The class is not worth the cost, maybe it was related to this specific class, but I didn’t feel the lessons were thought out well or explained well. I wish I had spent the money on online courses and had I been offered a full refund to drop after my initial complaint near the start of the class I would have accepted and left and used that money elsewhere.

Laura Aguirre: Whenever I try to get information or go to an info session they are not the friendliest bunch actually kind of rude.

Kamal Hans: Best way to stay up to date with the technology and marketing industry. They partner with industry experts and give you the best.

Keezer: A minimalist space for creative classes.

Christopher Lemieux: They do not offer very much support at all after the cohort. I was a single dad at the time and the money used forThis would have been extremely helpful elsewhere, and with additional support after the cohort I believe many more students wouldSucceed and make this a top tier coding boot camp choice as the staff is knowledgeable. But once you are out of the program they only care about moving on to the next group in my opinion, not those whose money has already been taken.

Alex Bernstein: I have never interacted with a more knowledgeable, professional and caring group than the team at Launch Academy. It’s clear that they genuinely want you to succeed as a developer. It says a lot that alumni show up to voluntarily mentor and tutor the current cohort because they’ve built such an incredible community. 11/10 would recommend!

Nader Mokhtar: I love launch academy, amazing and inclusive place where people from different backgrounds come learn webdevlopment. It's been and amazing 14 weeks so far. The instructors are warm and inviting. And I have learned a ton so far. Looking forward to graduation mid February. You have to talk to the founder also super nice and very honest about expectations.

Richard Farbro: Great tutors

Tony Zheng: 24 parking at shopper garage $13 weekend