Blog: Grace Hopper Program

Meg Duffy, Program Manager of the Grace Hopper Program, explains how to change careers.

If you want to launch a lucrative career in web development, find out how much you can earn as a full-stack web developer in 2025.

The Fullstack Academy and Grace Hopper Program teams are growing, adding diverse team members with diverse experiences. From working at the Future Leaders Foundation and Google to wrestling on camera and earning Ph.D.s in Mathematics, our new hires are folks you'll want to spend 13 weeks--or at least the next five minutes--getting to know.

Impostor syndrome is characterized by an inability to internalize accomplishments, and a fear of being exposed as a fraud--and coding bootcampers, most of whom have non-traditional background experience and education for the tech industry, have it in spades. Here are four tips to combat the phenomenon and build confidence, from Grace Hopper Dean Meg Duffy.

Meg Duffy, Program Manager of the Grace Hopper Program, explains why empathy is good for your company, your product, and your team.

CIRR (Council on Integrity in Results Reporting) members present honest and complete outcomes reports. We're creating transparency in the world of coding bootcamps.

Fullstack Academy students from New York, Chicago and across the U.S.A. demo their Capstone projects.

Fullstack Academy students from New York, Chicago and across the U.S.A. demo their Capstone projects.

Team Transcend built a virtual reality classroom that works in the Google Daydream headset (and in desktop browsers):

In order to mirror industry demand and improve the relevancy of Fullstack Academy's curriculum, a major technology switch from Angular.js to React has recently been implemented. CEO and co-founder, David Yang, takes up the pen to explain why this change was necessary and advantageous for Fullstack's students.

With more bootcamps opening each year, it's essential to select the one that's best for you. Here's what to look for when evaluating all the options.

Fullstack Academy's rigorous application process means that not everyone will pass on their first attempt. Luckily, candidates are allowed to reapply after 2 months of additional practice. Here's what our Director of Admissions recommends to level-up your programming game.