If your school has multiple campuses then you’ll want to list the campus you attended, as these variables change from campus to campus. Keep in mind that everyone is looking for something a little different, so something that was a big “pro” or “con” for you might not be viewed the same to someone else.Īt SwitchUp, we’ve found that prospective students are most interested in the quality of the curriculum, teaching staff, and job support, so be sure to mention your thoughts on these areas. Even if you have a very strong opinion about your bootcamp, try to balance out your feedback to make it more constructive. Reviews are most helpful to students when they equally balance the pros and cons of the experience. We suggest the following tips to write a review that is valuable to future students: 1. If you are a bootcamp grad (or soon-to-be grad), your perspective can help “pay it forward” to the next cohort of students, and give your school helpful feedback as well. Reviews can also shed light on post-bootcamp life at a variety of stages: from the first job search right after graduation, to an alum’s outlook once they are settled in new tech career. While the growth means that there is more choice than ever, it is sometimes difficult for prospective students to find the perfect bootcamp for them.Ī thorough review is important because it gives students a first-hand look at a bootcamp outside of marketing claims or statistics.
According to SwitchUp’s research, there are now over 120 in-person bootcamps and hundreds of part-time and online programs available worldwide.
Reviews and feedback are extremely important for future students, thanks to an ever-growing number of options for tech education. Maybe you read through reviews on a site like SwitchUp, browsed posts on Medium, or even reached out to alumni through social media. This post was written by Mary Bergeron, Director of Marketing at SwitchUp.īefore you committed to a bootcamp, chances are you researched different options online.
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