Most of the good bootcamps are likely to be more selective for these reasons, but we also don't get to see the data published in a transparent way to prove it.

Most of the good bootcamps are likely to be more selective for these reasons, but we also don't get to see the data published in a transparent way to prove it. It's something that I think should be more open and verifiable, and that would include being able to verify that the published data is legitimate. Because it might help prevent against shadier operations who would obviously not release this data or attempt to fake it. If they're a for-profit entity, it's not in their interest to release accurate data if it were to be bad for business. It might be in the interest of the best bootcamps to lead by example here to prevent the proliferation of scam bootscamps that tarnish everyone's image.