"I think if a dev bootcamp is confident, they won't charge their students unless they land a job." That sounds seriously un-optimal. Like it or not, some peopl

"I think if a dev bootcamp is confident, they won't charge their students unless they land a job." That sounds seriously un-optimal. Like it or not, some people will sign up and for whatever reason not get a job. They decide they hate programming. They have a mental health issue. They are not very smart. Parents get ill and they have to move across the country. And so on. So, to make the same money, the company will have to charge the successful students more money. Why should I, a smart student, pay more money and subsidize the untalented, unmotivated, or just unlucky student. It makes no sense why I would want that.