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I graduated from their front-end developer nano degree program last year when it first launched. It doesn't feel great that none of these new "guarantees" appli

• madengr 11y ago
  Did it result in a decent job (if that was your goal)?
  • peterchon 11y ago
    I was already employed as a FED, but it feels like they keep introducing these "enticements" and don't really care about the other cohorts.
    • abustamam 11y ago
      They actually care about their alumni more than most universities care about theirs. The university I went to pretty much pretended I didn't exist, except for the once-a-year mandatory letter that said "Give us $100 to maintain your status in our alumni network." The benefits I'd get were basically socializing with other alumni, which I had no interest in doing. If you graduated already, and therefore stopped paying tuition, it doesn't make sense for you to expect any additional services. I'm really grateful that, even a year past graduation, they still review my resumes and other professional documents. I haven't paid them a penny since I've graduated.
• abustamam 11y ago
  I'm a graduate too. Even if you were to start, brand new, their FEND program right now, you wouldn't be eligible for this guarantee. It's only for the Sr. FEND, iOS, Android, and Machine Learning programs. As a side note, I graduated before they had the "receive half your tuition back" and when they added it in, I asked if I could get half my tuition back. Support said I wasn't eligible, but gave it to me anyway. I'd suggest you at least contact them to see what they can do for you.