DigitalCrafts is a technology bootcamp and training provider. DigitalCrafts bootcamps are amongst the best-reviewed in the country, and offer intensive live instruction educational experiences for full-time and part-time students across the country. DigitalCrafts enterprise solutions include custom training and onboarding programs, as well as software staffing services for companies of all sizes.

Yes, it's takes a lot of drive, but the Part-Time Web Development Program is designed with working professionals in mind.

We describe our programs as "approachable for beginners." While it's not necessary to have studied Computer Science in school, or to have worked as a developer, you will be better-equipped having completed some self-learning prior to class. This is especially true for the Part-Time Program, given the part-time format and self-guided work required. This can include Codecademy, FreeCodeCamp, or any of the many freely available services available. In addition, you'll be assigned 40+ hours of prerequisite work that must be completed before class, which will help ensure everyone arrives with at least some familiarity of basic concepts. Make no mistake, this class is going to be difficult. The more you know on day one, the deeper your understanding throughout.

Base tuition for the Flex program is $9,950. A $250 deposit is required to secure your seat.

The remaining balance of tuition (after your deposit) may be paid in full before class starts, with 4 installment payments throughout class (Part-Time Program only, $250 installment processing fee applies), or it can be financed over 3 to 15 years through our affordable lending partners.

Discounts: If you apply, are accepted, and submit your $250 deposit to secure your seat within 5 business days of receiving your acceptance letter, we will take $250 off tuition. If you enroll before the early enrollment deadline listed on our schedule, you'll receive an additional $250 off tuition. Mote: Scholarship recipients are not eligble for any additional discounts.

Yes! We’ve partnered with Sallie Mae and Skills Fund to provide affordable financing options for our students. Reach out to learn more, you can give us a holler at hello@digitalcrafts.com or (833) 327 - 2387.

There are also plenty of options outside of our partnerships, such as WeFinance, Upstart, GoFundVeterans, SoFi, or asking your employer to help fund your education. It never looks bad to ask for more training, and you might just be surprised by what you hear!

Please note: if you are accepted and intend to finance your tuition through one of our financing partners, you will need to be approved as a borrower to officially secure your seat in class.

Part of our mission as a school is to make a career in software as accessible as possible to the underrepresented and the highly gifted.

As such, we're proud to offer automatic partial scholarships for all underrepresented people in tech, including Black, Latinx, and Women students. We also sponsor The Builder Scholarship, awarded by committee to builders with especially compelling stories, achievements, and goals. More on tuition and scholarship awards.

Currently, our average class size is 17-18 students. Your cohort may have more or less, as there is some seasonality in enrollment, but we always maintain an efficient and effective classroom environment.

While it's no longer required, we strongly encourage Mac computers. Most professional developers use Macs these days, which means a lot of great developer tools are built specifically for Mac. Plus, Mac comes with Unix already installed, and if a student with a Windows machine were to encounter a problem, it may be difficult and time consuming for our instructor to troubleshoot. Suggested minimum Specs: Any Macbook Pro or Air with Apple's latest OS installed that runs smoothly, 8GB of RAM or better, and preferably not more than 5 years old.

Please note: if you bring a Linux or Windows computer to class, it may be more difficult for our instructor to help solve OS issues outside of the code itself.

Chromebooks and iPads are not sufficient.

All students receive the same level of career support, which includes portfolio guidance, mock interviews, and exposure to our ever-growing list of employer partners. In addition, our dedicated Student Services Team is available to provide detailed feedback on everything from cover letters and resumes, to projects, portfolios, and emails to employers. We can't nail the interview for you, but we'll do what we can to help along the way.

Empower yourself to build functional full-stack web applications using the tools and best-practices the market demands today. If you've ever had an idea but couldn't imagine how to build it, we'll teach you how.

The most valuable goal is to learn how to continue to learn. We want you to leave thinking, "I don't need class anymore, I can master this on my own." Know that this is a career of continuing education. The second you stop learning, you'll find yourself a Blackberry developer! (A what?)

A successful entrepreneur once told our founders that "succeeding in business is simple. Do what you say you're going to do, and treat every customer like they're your first and last. If you say you're going to perform a service for somebody, do it well - most people won't."

We believe the above state of mind, a firm belief in honesty and transparency, and the hard work of our instructors and staff is what has set us apart. It doesn't hurt that our instructors are the best, our class sizes are smaller, and the cost per hour of instruction is well below our competitors.

In addition, because DigitalCrafts also provides staffing services to corporate clients, we remain a valuable resource for our alumni throughout their careers. We want to help our students find their 1st job, and every job after that.

Our alumni reviews tell it better than we can.

Reach out anytime, our team is here to help. You can schedule a call, send us an email, or just give us a ring: (833) 327 - 2387. We look forward to meeting you.