FAQ
Many students are looking for answers to hard questions. Here they are.
Will I be ready for a job after this?
Absolutely! A lot of students want to get their feet wet first before deciding whether this path is for them. Check out one of our intro courses and then figure out what's next. Here are some of the jobs that our students get when they graduate: QA Engineer, Full Stack Developer, Entry Level Web Developer, JavaScript Developer, Project Manager, Technical Project Manager. Additionally offer a 4-week job placement class for all of our graduates to teach them how to interview, write resumes, and find great jobs.
How much is tuition?
To view the tuition, please see our Tuition page. Outside of this tuition there may be other books, software, prep tests, etc. that you need to pay for, and you must bring your own computer. We keep our tuition costs low and pass the saving on to you. Our goal is to provide the most affordable effective tech curriculum in Texas. We work with co-working spaces to keep classroom space costs down and developers who want to give back to keep instruction costs down. This allows us to provide the most powerful coding education in Texas at the lowest price out there.
Do you offer financing?
Yes, we are able to offer financial assistance, set up a meeting with our Campus Director, jake@lubbockcodingacademy.com, to learn more.
What are your class dates?
For all upcoming class dates, check out our Courses page.
Can I take just the Web 101 course?
Absolutely! A lot of students want to get their feet wet first before deciding whether this path is for them. Check out one of our intro courses and then figure out what's next.
Do I have to take the Intro course to get into the Intermediate etc?
Students with a pre-qualified level of proficiency can test into the intermediate and advanced courses.
Do I have to take each course immediately after?
Students can take classes at their own pace, however we do encourage taking classes consecutively one after the other, as the continuity in education and practice is paramount; as with learning a spoken language, if you don't use it you lose it.
What kind of computer do I need?
Just about any Mac or Windows laptop built within the last five or six years will do. If you have a choice, we recommend a Mac, but there's no need to buy a mac if you have a functional Windows machine. We do discourage Chromebooks and Tablets.