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DevLeague

Average Rating4.81
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DevLeague offers full-time and part-time courses in full-stack web development and cybersecurity in Honolulu, Hawaii. DevLeague aims to provide mentorship and advanced technical training to motivated individuals seeking a career path in modern technology. Students will learn in-demand technical skills and DevLeague can connect students to hiring managers to get their career start in the software industry.

Potential applicants should be highly motivated and comfortable with the basics of technology, and DevLeague encourages both beginners and experienced developers to apply. Applicants will need to fill out a short online form, and then have a conversation with the DevLeague team about career goals and how to achieve them. Prior to acceptance, applicants must pass a coding challenge. 

DevLeague offers an intense curriculum and intimate experience for students, where mentorship and community are important. Upon completion of a course, students will have a significant portfolio of project work and breadth and depth of knowledge showing what they are capable of producing. DevLeague also has employer relationships in place to help students find employers who are excited about recruiting DevLeague students.

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  • Anonymous
    Graduate • Honolulu
    Dec 16, 2014
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    Dev League No Ka 'Oi

     Dev League has helped to introduce opportunities that would have normally been out of reach for me.  I had no prior coding experience, and before Dev League, there was nowhere in the state that could give me the necessary experience and knowledge, in a relatively short time, that would allow me to enter the tech industry.  The great thing is that it did not matter where I came from, who I was, what I knew or who I knew.  All that mattered was that I wanted to learn.<...
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  • Anonymous
    Graduate • Honolulu
    Dec 16, 2014
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    More Than Paradise

    I was a member of the second cohort. We were a part-time program. Our cohort lasted 26 weeks. This format has many positive qualities and man not so wonderful qualities. If you are considering DevLeague my suggestion is to go for the full-time program. What you sacrifice in intermediate opportunity cost you will make up with experience and income on the back end. Maintaining a working schedule in addition to DevLeague's rigorous class and project schedule was a continual challenge. I w...

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  • Josha James
    Anonymous
    CEO • Graduate • Honolulu
    Oct 13, 2022
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    STAY FAR AWAY FROM KINGSLAND WHICH BOUGHT DEVLEAGUE

    DevLeague was bought by Kingsland University which is a fly by night school.  I'm a graduate of DevLeague and im pissed because the old DevLeague was great and had a great rep in Hawaii and now Kingsland has messed up the brand. Look at all the reviews none are recent, go look at the Devleague site there is no syllabus it just leads to a form to contact them and setup a phone call. If you do setup a call ask them for a syllabus and ask who the teachers are ,what there background is, and ...
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  • JP
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    Full Stack Developer • Graduate • Honolulu
    Nov 30, 2016
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    "AWESOMENESS"

    I came into Dev League with absolutely no experience. In the beginning I always questioned myself if this was the right decision for me. I took that leap of faith and joined, and I never looked back. It was the best decision of my life. All the instructors were so helpful and patient with me, knowing that I came from no coding background. They made sure that I understood all the concepts and helped me through all my obstacles. I would reccomend anyone that is looking for change in their li...

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  • Tyler Young
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    Graduate • Honolulu
    Jun 07, 2016
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    Challenging and Rewarding

    I left the San Francisco Bay Area to learn to code at Dev League and it far exceeded any expectation I had of what a coding bootcamp could be.

    At times it was incredibly arduous and you will feel like you won't be able to make it through, but the instructors are always helpful and the amazing community surrounding it immerses you into a world of programming .

    I had very little coding experience before doing the challenge they provided, but I knew I made the right choice...

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  • Owen
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    Graduate • Honolulu
    Jun 04, 2016
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    DevLeague teaches you to a fully self sufficient software developer

    I live in Melbourne, and General Assembly is 5 minutes walk from my house. Yet I chose DevLeague. Here's why:

    1. Instructor to Student Ratio

    DevLeague has 2 full time teachers and 3 teaching assistants every day. My class had 8 students, so that's nearly a 1 : 2 teacher:student ratio.

    2. Coverage of topics

    DevLeague covers A LOT. It is a 6 day/week, 12 hours/day course. Topics included:

     - Front end: HTML, CSS, Sass, ReactJS, AngularJS

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Imogen Crispe
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Updated October 28, 2019
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Updated July 31, 2018
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Updated May 15, 2024
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Updated October 03, 2024
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Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated May 05, 2014
Jason Sewell is a Cofounder of Dev League, a coding bootcamp based in Honolulu, Hawaii. With personal experience running a bootcamp in a small tech market, Jason has great insight into the challenges and strengths in the industry. He and other bootcamp owners prove that students don't have to move to San Francisco or New York to get a solid education! Remember, the Course Report commun...

DevLeague Alumni Reviews Summary

Overall Experience
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4.8
Curriculum
4.8
Job Assistance
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FAQs

How much does DevLeague cost?

DevLeague costs around $14,500. On the lower end, some DevLeague courses like Cyber Prep cost $499.

What courses does DevLeague teach?

DevLeague offers courses like Cyber Prep, Cyber Security Professional, DevLeague Prep, Full Stack Javascript Part Time Session.

Where does DevLeague have campuses?

DevLeague has an in-person campus in Honolulu.

Is DevLeague worth it?

DevLeague hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 42 DevLeague alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed DevLeague on Course Report - you should start there!

Is DevLeague legit?

We let alumni answer that question. 42 DevLeague alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed DevLeague and rate their overall experience a 4.81 out of 5.

Does DevLeague offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?

Yes, DevLeague accepts the GI Bill!

Can I read DevLeague reviews?

You can read 42 reviews of DevLeague on Course Report! DevLeague alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed DevLeague and rate their overall experience a 4.81 out of 5.

Is DevLeague accredited?

While bootcamps must be approved to operate, accreditation is relatively rare. DevLeague doesn't yet share information about their accreditation status.

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