It's telling that a large % come with a bachelors degree, or that 6% had an associates and an additional 11% with a masters. Adding that up you have 6% Associ

It's telling that a large % come with a bachelors degree, or that 6% had an associates and an additional 11% with a masters. Adding that up you have 6% Associates + 65% Bach + 11% Masters Or a total of 77% with degrees and an 88% pass-rate. They don't tell us the overlap or what % that passed and had a college were the top earners from their averages. Stats can be twisted to tell just about any story, without the raw data and a chance to perform independent analysis it's hard to tell who the real success stories are. What a newbie gets in 8 weeks is probably not much, but a CompSci masters holder, he may get much more. I don't like these partial stories with pretty stats that don't tell us the overlaps and give us real pictures. These stats are great PR, but they're about as helpful as asshole on an elbow.