We’re honored and grateful that we’re a top ranked Coding Bootcamp by Career Karma for Q1 2020, a leading authority in the bootcamp community of students. These awards were granted based on reviews from our alumni who’ve transformed their careers through our software engineering program.
Course Report takes many factors into consideration – alumni and student reviews, transparency around job placements, financing options, and commitment to diversity, just to name a few. We are proud to be recognized as #1 on this prestigious list.
Start you career as a software engineering in Houston
Flatiron School brings together seasoned instructors, a modern curriculum, verified Jobs Reports, and an inclusive student community that fuels an authentic and open learning environment. Learn what makes us different here — or schedule a chat with admissions.
With Flatiron School, you’ll learn full-stack development with both Ruby on Rails and Javascript. Our unique rigorous, modern curriculum trains you to think and build like a seasoned developer.
Studying in our WeWork campuses, you’ll learn to code while becoming a part of the dynamic WeWork community of start-ups, entrepreneurs, and students. Plus, enjoy WeWork’s amenities: high-speed WiFi, 24/7 building access, and conference rooms — plus fruit water and micro-brewed coffee.
Our proven job search framework features 1:1 sessions with a dedicated career coach, a robust employer pipeline, résumé review, interview prep, and more. We’re committed to helping you secure a career in software engineering.
Our Houston grads land jobs in tech
Our 2020 Jobs Report is proof that aspiring software engineers in Houston are attending Flatiron School and launching promising new careers.
87%
Employment Rate
For job-seeking Houston campus graduates included in the 2020 Jobs Report including full-time salaried roles, full-time contract, internship, apprenticeship, and freelance roles, and part-time roles during the reporting period (see our Jobs Report).
$62K
Starting Salary
For job-seeking Houston students who accepted full-time salaried jobs during the reporting period and disclosed their compensation. The average starting salary for students who took full-time contract, internship, apprenticeship, or freelance roles and disclosed compensation was $32/hr. Average pay for a part-time role was $20/hr (see our Jobs Report).
What you'll learn: full-stack web development
Over 15 intense weeks on campus at Flatiron School, you’ll think and build like a software engineer. In each three-week module, you’ll develop key skills that build upon one another through interactive labs, lectures, and close collaboration — shipping code and showcasing your expertise through comprehensive Portfolio Projects.
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Get comfortable with object-oriented programming and Object Relational Mappers.
Dive into the fundamentals of programming, starting with SQL.
Work with two Ruby tools, mastering the fundamentals of web programming.
You’ll be exposed to design patterns in web applications and introduces architectural patterns, template rendering, and application environments.
Create complex, functional web applications from scratch to build your own databases and integrate front-end design skills.
Gain a thorough understanding of JavaScript and functional programming — crucial for front-end developers.
Learn to build productive, scalable front-ends with React.
Create slick, functional, reactive code with Redux as a state manager.
At the conclusion of each program module, you’ll build advanced portfolio projects on a team to demonstrate both your new technical skills and your creativity.
After completing four curriculum modules focused on group projects, collaborate with your instructors to conceive a solo project and spend three weeks building it. You’ll receive plenty of instructor feedback along the way while diving deep into the various advanced technologies and/or techniques needed to bring your concept to life.
Our Career Coaching team helped more than 1,200 students launch careers as software engineers. Before you graduate, you’ll work 1:1 with a dedicated Career Coach to develop your employer pipeline, conduct outreach, review and refine your online presence, and prepare for interviews.
For Flatiron School alumni, the journey doesn’t stop at graduation. You’ll join an active network of successful software engineers and the WeWork global community. You’ll network, connect, and collaborate with Flatiron School grads with access to our events and network wherever you go.
Navigate tech's top opportunities with the help of our Career Coaching team
After many years working with passionate students and helping them land fulfilling careers in tech, we’ve got a keen understanding of what goes into getting that first developer job.
During your job search, you’ll meet weekly with your dedicated Career Coach. Coaches help with everything from résumé review to interview prep, and help you tell your story to land your first job.
We’ve built relationships with hiring managers at top companies across the world, creating a robust employer pipeline for Flatiron School grads. Our Employer Partnerships team is constantly advocating for our grads and helping you get in the door.
Through 1-on-1 guidance from our Career Coaching team and our tried-and-true job-search framework, you’ll gain the skills and support you need to launch your career.
Your day at Flatiron School
Every day is unique at Flatiron School, and our curriculum team and instructors develop new lessons that build off past cohorts. But structured, consistent learning is also crucial to student success. Below is an example of what you can expect on a daily basis in a Flatiron School classroom.
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Student-led discussion
Your day begins with an open discussion when you can ask questions, review new skills, and program materials from the day before to ensure you’re up to speed.
10 a.m.
Lecture
Learn key concepts from your expert instructor through interactive exercises and collaborative discussion.
1 p.m.
Pair-programming exercises
Work together with a partner to build your strategic and tactical coding skills and learn from one another.
4 p.m.
Labs & mini projects
Self-led labs let you explore your own coding projects based on the material from lecture. Learn from professors, then immediately put what you learned into action. Making things is the best way to learn things.
6 p.m.
Homework
You’ll end the day reviewing concepts and strategizing the next steps in your personal projects.
Where our graduates work
Meet your instructors
Great teachers inspire us to connect to topics on a profound level and to practice lifelong learning. Experience as a developer alone doesn’t necessarily make an effective teacher — that’s why we’re passionate about finding not only great engineers, but deeply committed and experienced teachers.
Anu comes from a diverse background, having been born and raised in India and moving to the U.S to complete her formal education in Business & Management. She's passionate about helping students develop and grow their tech skills and receive gainful employment in booming tech industries around the country.
Born and raised in India, Shivang moved to the U.S. in 2016 to pursue a Graduate Degree in CS. He firmly believes that the key to a sustainable future hides in tech and education. In his spare time, Shivang enjoys reading about tech and some (e-sports) gaming.
Born and raised in Houston, Raúl is proof that coding changes lives. Once a welder in a past life, and an HVAC technician before that — Raúl took a chance at a bootcamp and, after graduating, now works with startups and Energy companies to build/fix single-page applications.
Find the right tuition plan for you
You'll be able to choose from 2 different payment options
Pay upfront
Make an initial deposit of $500 to secure your seat, then pay the remainder of your tuition in one lump sum before class begins.
$16,900
$500 deposit
Maximum tuition under this plan: $16,900
Pay with a loan
Dedicated to making our programs more accessible, we offer financing options through Skills Fund and Climb, two accelerated learning financing companies. Available only to those who qualify.
$16,900
plus interest
$500 deposit
Maximum tuition under this plan: $16,900 plus interest
Join a Live Accelerated course
| Cohort Start Date | Status |
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| Apr 5, 2021 – Jul 16, 2021 | Open – |
| May 17, 2021 – Aug 27, 2021 | Open – |
| Jun 28, 2021 – Oct 8, 2021 | Open – |
| Aug 9, 2021 – Nov 19, 2021 | Open – |
What the application process looks like
Aptitude for software engineering stems from an innate curiosity about the world and how people interact with it. We don’t admit students, we craft a class: a lawyer, journalist, and pro athlete will approach solutions differently, creating a richer learning environment for everyone involved. All you need is passion and an open mind.
Submit your application. Share a bit about yourself and what’s driving you to start a career.
Speak with an Admissions representative in a non-technical interview. This is an opportunity for us to get to know each other a little better. Nothing technical — just a friendly conversation.
The technical review assesses your basic grip of coding and how it interacts with us in our daily lives. Demonstrate interest by completing steps on Learn.co, our learning platform.
Receive your acceptance decision from Admissions. This usually happens within 4 business days.
If accepted, you'll begin course pre-work to prepare for the first day of class.
Learn more about coding and Flatiron
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