I agree, the situation with law school a few years ago is a good analogy. Just because you got a degree from a random law school school doesn’t mean you are goi

I agree, the situation with law school a few years ago is a good analogy. Just because you got a degree from a random law school school doesn’t mean you are going to cut it in the real world. My girlfriend is a lawyer who is transitioning to become a UX researcher via a bootcamp. The general standard of people in her bootcamp clas is quite high. On the young end you got recent grads from top tier schools (UC Berkeley English) on the older end of the spectrum you got a VP of marketing who’s worked at reasonably high profile consumer brands and who has a pretty good undergrad degree. Some of these bootcamps can be quite selective and aren’t easy to get into. They want highly motivated people who are smart. Those kinds of people are in short supply.