Real stories from people
who made the shift
Enrique T. was successfully overseeing the expansion of an empanada empire after moving to the United States from Argentina. For three years, he successfully helped…
At Flatiron School, we believe diversity and inclusion are at the heart of change. Whether it’s in your career, life, or community, empathy and inclusivity…
Paying for a coding bootcamp can be daunting — we get it. In fact, figuring out how to pay for a course is one of the…
New York City has a thriving tech community. With so much tech talent there are plenty of free coding classes in NYC. Here are 15 free places to learn to code in NYC.
Andrew S. enrolled in Flatiron School Houston because he saw first-hand that finance was turning toward big data. He wanted to become a software engineer to stay ahead of the trend and gain the skills he needed to succeed today and in the future. After enrolling in Flatiron School’s immersive Software Engineering program, Andrew is
While Flatiron School is a campus for lifelong learners, it also attracts another group of people who embody a similar mission — lifelong educators. Michael T., a Flatiron School online graduate, is a lifelong educator. He discovered his passion for education after joining Teach For America, a nonprofit group that teaches K-12 in low-income communities.
Billie S. had outgrown her role as a digital marketing associate at a venture capital firm. She was running their website, planning social media, and chipping in on graphic design. She wore many hats, but knew the job was temporary nonetheless. “I felt like I’d be stuck in the same job forever,” says Billie. She
Vidhi S. is a Technical Coaching Fellow, the equivalent of a teacher’s aide, at Flatiron School’s Houston campus. She has a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering and came to the United States from India in 2016 to continue her education. In 2018, she completed her master’s degree in Computer Science and interned at a startup in Houston
Before Flatiron School, Alex had experience with firmware — the permanent software installed onto a chip that controls the hardware — but didn’t have web development experience.
At Flatiron School, our success is our students’ success — when students get jobs, we achieve our mission of enabling the pursuit of a better life through education. But, students’ stories don’t end after they graduate. In this series, we chat with Flatiron School’s alumni community about their journey into coding, and how that journey transformed
Flatiron School is proud to announce our 2018 On-Campus Outcomes Report for our immersive NYC software engineering program, the immersive iOS Developer course, and a web/iOS Fellowship program. Our sixth audited report shows once again that Flatiron School graduates get jobs and go on to build lasting careers in tech. In our latest report, we had
Code can be art, just take it from Patti C., a Flatiron School Washington D.C. graduate. Before starting her coding career, she worked as an artist’s assistant for a sculptor in New York City. But, she needed a job that could pay the bills. She switched to working in retail, later found time to volunteer as an
Flatiron School is proud to announce the launch of two Immersives at our London campus. Our cutting edge Data Science Immersive and our newly developed UX/UI Design Immersive will be available to Londoners ready to make a change. With the launch of these courses, students in London gain modern skills for the jobs of today and the future. Whether it’s
Flatiron School, the NYC-founded coding bootcamp, is coming to Dallas-Fort Worth. Joining Atlanta, Brooklyn, N.Y., Chicago, Denver, Houston, London, U.K., Seattle, and Washington D.C., Flatiron School’s Dallas campus will be the school’s tenth location outside of its Manhattan flagship campus. As of today, students can apply for a seat in Flatiron School Dallas’ 15-week Software