ISA & Sallie Mae / Skills Fund: If you choose the ISA Plan or Sallie Mae / Skills Fund, you can't change your mind once class begins. If you'd like to switch to up front payment, you can do so up until the start of class.

You can pay off your balance early if you so choose. With Sallie Mae / Skills Fund, there is no pre-payment penalty, so pay off your loan as soon as you'd like.

If you choose the ISA Plan, you won't make payments until you're making an income of at least $40,000, period. Above that threshold, you'll make payments equal to 10% of your monthly income.

You may only choose the ISA Plan if you intend to enter the workforce. If you lose your job, or if your income otherwise drops below the minimum, your ISA will move into a deferment period and payments pause until you re-enter the workforce.

If you accept a position outside of development, or become self-employed, you're still responsible for making payments according to your ISA terms. The $40,000 trigger is based on taxable income, and isn't affected by the source.

We adhere to the state-mandated refund policies in both Georgia and Texas. In Georgia, a pro-rated refund will be given up until the 50% point. In Texas, a pro-rated refund will be given up until the 75% point.

ISA: If you withdraw within the refund period, the terms of your ISA Plan will be pro-rated accordingly. For example, if you withdraw at the 25% point, your ISA will be shortened from 48 to 12 months.

Sallie Mae / Skills Fund: If you withdraw within the refund period, and you financed tuition through Sallie Mae / Skills Fund, we'll pro-rate your refund and lower the balance of your loan accordingly. You'll still be responsible for making the associated payments for your remaining balance.

Nope! Sallie Mae is our preferred lender, but you're free to use Skills Fund as well, or any local bank or specialty lender like LendingTree, LendingClub, Upstart, SoFi, etc. Here is a list of 10 alternatives.

If financing, you'll need to secure approval from Sallie Mae (or a different lender) to reserve your seat in class. If paying up front, tuition is typically due 2 weeks prior to the start of class. If you use a lender other than Sallie Mae / Skills Fund, tuition is due as if you're paying up front.

We accept bank transfer (ACH), cash, and checks (any bounced checks will incurr a fee). While we can accept credit card payments, we do pass along the 3% payment processing fee for amounts in excess of the $1,000 deposit.

The $1,000 deposit reserves your seat in class and is fully refundable if you decide not to join us. You may also finance the deposit through Sallie Mae / Skills Fund if you choose, but you may not be eligable for certain early enrollment discounts.

Scholarships recipients do not qualify for any additional discounts or early enrollment incentives, and may not combine scholarships. Early enrollment incentives / discounts are listed next to the associated cohort on the 'schedule' pages.

Employers often send employees through our training programs! Please reach out to sales@digitalcrafts.com with all corporate inquiries.

Unfortunately, DigitalCrafts doesn't currently qualify for the GI Bill®, 529 funds, or WIA assistance. We're actively jumping through the necessary government hoops to change this. We've already applied for the GI Bill® in Georgia, and are now just waiting on the government to get back to us! We can't submit our application in Texas for a few months, but we're on schedule to be the first bootcamp in town to qualify!

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government web site at https://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.

No, you may not use federal student loans or Pell grants for coding bootcamps.

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 chatting!