Blog: Grace Hopper Program

Every Fullstack student is different: like snowflakes or the amount of chicken in each burrito bowl you order. But seriously, here are eight recent students, who despite different backgrounds and roads-to-code, used Fullstack Academy to launch exciting careers in tech.

Fullstack - and other schools like Hack Reactor, App Academy, and Flatiron School - have difficult admissions processes and are therefore very selective. Here, our Director of Admissions talks about why this is the case.

97%, 98%, 95% — The top coding bootcamps in the country claim to have remarkable hiring results, but some question if these outcomes are really possible. Our Director of Admissions recently detailed why Fullstack (and other top schools) stand by their hiring outcomes.

A lot of aspiring web developers want to attend an immersive coding school, and successfully navigating the coding bootcamp admissions process is the key. Here's why we at Fullstack Academy stopped relying on online resources and now offer a prep course of our own.

Some immersive coding schools teach Ruby on Rails, some teach full-stack JavaScript. The distinction is important for both your education and career in development.

Using personal interests and emerging technologies as inspiration, students create projects that inform, inspire, and entertain.

Starting January 2016, The Grace Hopper Program will begin educating the next wave of women in tech. With a deferred tuition payment model and robust mentorship programs, this school is designed to facilitate successful career transitions.

In this month’s Fullstack Feature we talk to Seema (left) and Sarah, two Fullstack students who have completed the 17 week immersive program as well as a three month fellowship after graduation.

“Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained”- English Proverb. A Fullstack student successfully juggles obligations.

Fullstack co-founder, Nimit Maru, spills the beans.

Crush your next technical interview with one simple (and fun) acronym!

A guest post by recent Fullstack student, Jisan Zaman, about his interview prep and experience