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Courses	Web development
Programs available	Full-time
Financing options	Upfront Payments, Loan Financing
Cities	Richmond

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About University of Richmond Boot Camps

University of Richmond Boot Camps offer 24-week, part-time web development, data analytics and cybersecurity programs in Richmond, Virginia. The Full Stack curriculum starts with computer science fundamentals and dives into the front-end and back-end. The Data Analytics curriculum teaches students how to use what they've learned in solving real-world data projects. The Cybersecurity curriculum immerses students through hands-on experience.

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Is University of Richmond Boot Camps legit? According to the 2 University of Richmond Boot Camps reviews on Career Karma, the school holds a rating of 3.6 out of five. 0

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Mariea Johnson graduated University of Richmond Boot Camps

University of Richmond Boot Camps Review:

Created 2 years ago

I participated in the University of Richmond Full-Stack Web Development Boot Camp. The University of Richmond has partnered with Trilogy Education that put together the curriculum. The boot camp was six months long. The course is fast-paced and covers what industry professionals and companies are looking for in a new employee. The campus is beautiful and offers many open areas for study groups, etc. There are many types of student support, a student success manager, teachers' assistants,...See more

Pros

You will graduate with a solid base of knowledge to get an entry-level junior developer position. The curriculum is modified as necessary to keep up with the technology market requirements.

Cons

The pace of the program is very fast and intense. The estimated, out of class, study time recommendation is 20-30 hours. There are very good instructors and there are okay instructors.

Part-time class, Full-time homework

John Kim graduated University of Richmond Boot Camps

University of Richmond Boot Camps Review:

Created 2 years ago

If you're matriculating in the cohort, I strongly advise you become proficient in Javascript prior to your first day in class. This will be vital to your success and what you will retain from the coursework after you are done. Your assignments in class are projects for your portfolio if you wish to pursue a career in web development.

Pros

The tutoring sessions I found as a lifeline for troublesome development issues. The career development team helped marketing my aspirations as a full stack developer.

Cons

I was not disclosed how much Javascript knowledge was required before starting this program.

University of Richmond Boot Camps Courses

University of Richmond Boot Camps offers a wide range of excellent courses to choose from. Part-time courses include Cybersecurity - Part-Time, Data Science and Visualization - Part-Time.

No matter which course you choose, the University of Richmond Boot Camps curriculum has been crafted and tested to ensure you leave the program with the skills you need to launch a rewarding new career.

How much does University of Richmond Boot Camps cost? As for University of Richmond Boot Camps tuition, all University of Richmond Boot Camps courses cost $10,995.. But the cost of University of Richmond Boot Camps courses shouldn’t be the only thing you consider. There are a variety of financing options available to help you pay for University of Richmond Boot Camps's cost.

Cybersecurity - Part-Time

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This is a challenging, part-time program that takes a multidisciplinary approach to help students gain proficiency in IT, networking, and modern information security, throughout the course of 24 intensive weeks. Learn skills applicable to certifications such as the CompTIA Security+ and Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and gain experience with a host of popular tools such as Wireshark, Kali Linux, Metasploit, Nessus, and more.

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Data Science and Visualization - Part-Time

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This program is rigorous, fast-paced, and focused on the practical technical skills needed to analyze and solve data problems. Students will gain proficiency in a broad array of technologies like Excel, Python, JavaScript, SQL Databases, Tableau, and more. Applicants do not need experience to enroll, but once admitted, all students will complete a pre-course tutorial. Throughout the course, students will complete projects using real data sets from the worlds of finance, healthcare, government, social welfare, and more—allowing them to build a strong portfolio with a professional demonstration of mastery.

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University of Richmond Boot Camps Outcomes

Is University of Richmond Boot Camps worth it? Let’s look at the University of Richmond Boot Camps outcomes numbers. 32 University of Richmond Boot Camps graduates have found rewarding careers at high-profile companies like freeCodeCamp, James Madison University, University of Mary Washington.

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Who started Career Karma?

Timur Meyster

Created 2 years ago

So Career Karma was started by Artur, Ruben and myself out of our own struggles career transitioning into Tech. Our journey took place in 2014-2015 and if it wasn't for the three of us doing it together we wouldn't be here today. Once we got our high paying jobs in tech and I was working as a Software Engineer ... I say an incredible opportunity for others like me who were trying to learn how to code on their own but failing to complete their transition. Three years into us...

How much can I make if I become a software engineer?

Artur (Founder of CK)

Created 2 years ago

I recommend checking out our article about Full Stack developer salaries: https://careerkarma.com/blog/entry-level-full-stack-developer-salary/

How do you successfully pass the technical interviews for Flatiron and Hack Reactor (Software Engineering and Cyber Analytics) ?

Timur Meyster

Created 1 year ago

Good question. They are very different so I would recommend doing prep courses for both to try it out. However, then decide which specialty you're most interested in and go for those technical interviews. In preparation, definitely complete the prep course. The next steps for you should be to ask the admissions officer about the type of questions that are going to be on the technical interviews. What resources do they recommend you review to get accepted? What they think will...

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Which companies hire University of Richmond Boot Camps graduates?

There are graduates from University of Richmond Boot Camps working at a number of tech companies. This list includes companies like freeCodeCamp, James Madison University, University of Mary Washington

How many students does this school have?

University of Richmond Boot Camps has over 32 students and graduates as of 2022. This number will only continue to grow as more and more students take advantage of the courses offered here.

What courses are offered at University of Richmond Boot Camps?

University of Richmond Boot Camps offers several courses in different tech subjects, including: Cybersecurity - Part-Time, Data Science and Visualization - Part-Time, Full-Stack Flex - Part-Time.

What types of programs are available at University of Richmond Boot Camps?

University of Richmond Boot Camps currently has Full-time types of programs available to new students.

What financing options are offered by University of Richmond Boot Camps?

This school offers a variety of different financing options, including: Upfront Payments, Loan Financing. With these payment methods, nearly anyone can attend University of Richmond Boot Camps.

Where is University of Richmond Boot Camps available?

University of Richmond Boot Camps has one campus located in Richmond. If you live in or near Richmond, consider visiting to get an idea of University of Richmond Boot Camps’s style and...