The full-time program is conducted in a condensed, intensive 18-week period of time. In contrast, the part-time program is taken in modules over an extended period to ensure students with all schedule types can commit the necessary focused hours found in the full-time program.

Despite these differences, both programs culminate with graduates who are professionally ready to compete for jobs in the market and develop production-ready code. The part-time program is optimized for students who are not able to take the full-time option due to employment or personal obligations.

Each module of the program is $9,000. Students who take advantage of the early registration discount ($250) can expect to pay $8,750.

Students can also take advantage of the "Up-Front Discount" of $1,000 by paying for both modules up-front. Students should contact admissions if interested in taking advantage of this discount. Payment can be made via credit, debit, cash, or check.

Students can also apply for a loan through Ascent for each module. Ascent offers fixed interest rates and interest-only payments during the program and for 3 months after the program ends, at which time principal + interest payments begin.

Students can receive a prorated refund of up to 60% of the Part-Time Coding Bootcamp module completed. The tuition or cost of the module is considered earned after 60%.

Students will receive in-depth and industry-leading assistance in pursuing employment and being job-ready upon being accepted to the 2nd module. The second module requires applicants to successfully complete Module 1 in order to be accepted.

Students do not need to have any prior programming experience to join the program. However, students with no programming experience will need to begin with module 1 and take each module in sequence up to the individual level of knowledge and skill the student desires.

Module 1 requires no prior knowledge or experience. Students looking to join Module 2 simply need to ensure that they possess the required knowledge and skills as outlined for the particular module upon registering for the course.

Once a student registers they will be provided with a comprehensive list of technical skills that are necessary to participate in the module and will need to be able to pass a technical assessment.

To apply students must register for and complete the Web Development prep course. Requirements for the program are as follows:

• 18 years of age or older
• A high school diploma or equivalent
• Possession of a personal laptop
• Successful completion of the Introduction to Web Development course

All LearningFuze alumni have access to all courses at a discounted rate to assist students with brushing up on their skills or learning new skills at any time including:

• Part-Time Coding Bootcamp
• Data Science Bootcamp
• Upskill Short Courses