That's really no different than any university. A lot of the value of Harvard or Stanford is that they only pick the top n% of the country. The signaling factor is as important as the education, often times.
Bootcamps are this weird space where, because they're so short and so expensive, even the most legitimate are considered mediocre by most employers because you can only teach so much in three months.
So you can make it a year long, but then do you charge $40-80k up-front? No one has that kind of money.
Bootcamps are this weird space where, because they're so short and so expensive, even the most legitimate are considered mediocre by most employers because you can only teach so much in three months.
So you can make it a year long, but then do you charge $40-80k up-front? No one has that kind of money.