Not perfect, but it’s the only attempt I’ve seen to try and answer the question about pre-boot camp education. https://www.coursereport.com/reports/2020-coding

Not perfect, but it’s the only attempt I’ve seen to try and answer the question about pre-boot camp education. https://www.coursereport.com/reports/2020-coding-bootcamp-alumni-outcomes-demographics-report-during-covid-19 https://www.coursereport.com/reports/2020-coding-bootcamp-al... (Difficult to read on mobile) This shows that 1% have no high school diploma, 5% have graduated high school and the remaining 94% have gone to or graduated from college. 15% have 1-4 years of college and no degree, 6% an associates, 55% a bachelor’s, 16% have a masters, 1% doctorate, 1% a professional degree. Data from 2018,2019,2020 is collected from the surveys. Average Wages: No college degree: $61,836 Associates: $57,762 Bachelor: $71,267 Masters: $74,774 Professional: $66,619 Doctorate: $83,250 Not clear if this is the first job only or if this includes the results of second and third jobs. There is a section showing average wages for first job is $69,079 and average wage for third job is $99,229. Also 15% of the graduates have never been employed from the boot camps. (16% for 2018 grads, 15% for 2019 grads, and 37% for 2020 grads.) There are a lot of other insights in there as well. Unfortunately the reporting doesn’t generally show quantiles or other information about the spread in wages. There are a few results where mean and median are shown. As it’s a survey and self-reported there are always going to be some limitations. If others have alternative data to offer up, please share!