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Codecademy Pro

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Codecademy is an online resource for learning to code. Many bootcampers start with Codecademy to get familiar with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, and Rails before applying to an immersive coding bootcamp. For students interested in a career-change, Codecademy offers the self-paced, online Codecademy Pro. 

Codecademy Pro allows students to choose a guided learning path to follow in data science, web development, machine learning, blockchain, and computer science. Each learning path includes interactive Livestream workshops, walk-through videos, and FAQs embedded within the lessons to make learning easier. 

Students complete real, portfolio-ready projects from the ground up. Codecademy Pro allows Pro members to connect with one another in order to collaborate, network, and share resources. Codecademy also has a mobile app, which enables students to continue learning on the go.

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  • Melanie
    Melanie
    Apr 04, 2019
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    Pro Intensive feels a scam

    My main issue with this is that with pro intensive you get access to less modules/learning material than you do with Pro. Pro intensive costs more. Upon complaining, codeacademy claim that pro intensive is targetted at a basic level. However I would argue their wording is bad, and is false representation/misadvertisement of their products, as their website suggests pro intensive is the superior product.

    In order to gain access to the 15% missing material, you then have to sign up...

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  • Zhana L
    Zhana L
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    Jan 07, 2019
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    Condescending attitudes, and impossible to complete final projects

    I purchased an intensive for $199, which was advertised as "no prior knowledge required", in order to get certification students have to complete a final project that is beyond hard and is impossible to do with the instruction provided in the intensive.

    The instruction was basic, completely inadequate, and at other times incomprehensible. Final project does not even begin to correspond to the material provided in the course, and certainly requires prior expertise to complete.

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How much does Codecademy Pro cost?

Codecademy Pro costs around $360.

What courses does Codecademy Pro teach?

Codecademy Pro offers courses like Career Path: Back-End Engineer, Career Path: Computer Science, Career Path: Data Scientist, Career Path: Front-End Engineer and 2 more.

Where does Codecademy Pro have campuses?

Codecademy Pro teaches students Online in a remote classroom.

Is Codecademy Pro worth it?

Codecademy Pro hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 2 Codecademy Pro alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Codecademy Pro on Course Report - you should start there!

Is Codecademy Pro legit?

We let alumni answer that question. 2 Codecademy Pro alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Codecademy Pro and rate their overall experience a 1.0 out of 5.

Does Codecademy Pro offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?

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You can read 2 reviews of Codecademy Pro on Course Report! Codecademy Pro alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Codecademy Pro and rate their overall experience a 1.0 out of 5.

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