Bootcamp comparison
The Iron Yard vs Galvanize
During The Iron Yard’s back-end engineering with Java and Clojure bootcamp, students will learn the art and science of building great server-side apps. The curriculum includes object-oriented ...
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Galvanize’s six-month full stack developer bootcamp ends with a career day, during which soon-to-be graduates can meet with dozens of potential employers. At least 97% of ...
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The Iron Yard |
Galvanize |
Program |
Java and Clojure |
Fullstack Web Development |
Founded |
2011 |
2011 |
Duration |
12 weeks |
24 weeks |
Cost |
$13,900 |
$21,000 |
Topics |
Clojure, Java, PostgreSQL |
CSS, Express, HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, SQL |
Cities |
Atlanta, Austin, Charleston, Charlotte, Columbia, Durham, Greenville, Houston, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Little Rock, Nashville, Salt Lake City, Washington DC |
Austin, Boulder, Denver, Fort Collins, San Francisco, Seattle |
Admissions |
Application, interview |
Application, coding challenge, interviews |
Placement stats |
Undisclosed |
97% of graduates eventually land a job - time to hire unknown |
Scholarships |
Diversity scholarship available |
For women, minorities, veterans |
Job Guarantee |
No |
No |
Financing |
Yes |
Yes |
