Thank you, Nelson! We’re thrilled to hear you had such a great experience at Ironhack.

Despite not completing the program, I found myself still being charged for the full course, which was a situation I had hoped would be handled with more understanding and flexibility from their end. To make matters more complicated, even though their student loan provider supposedly wrote off the debt, it has unfortunately lingered on my credit report. This has not only been a source of personal frustration but has also had tangible consequences on my ability to pursue further educational opportunities, effectively stalling my academic and professional progress. While I hoped for a learning experience that would open new doors for me, I've instead had to navigate these unexpected financial and bureaucratic hurdles. This situation has highlighted a need for clearer communication and support systems for students who may find themselves unable to complete the program for any reason. I share this feedback not out of spite but in the hope that it might prompt a review of the policies and communication practices at IronHack. It’s crucial for educational institutions to provide not just learning opportunities but also a supportive and understanding environment for their students

I’d like to leave an honest review of my experience with the UX/UI boot camp I enrolled in last March, which cost around $10k. Unfortunately, I found it to be not worth the investment. Despite the promises made during classes, the material covered was rudimentary and could easily be found for free on YouTube. Additionally, the assurance of networking events and job opportunities proved to be misleading. A single online event with only two Google representatives hardly fulfilled the advertised potential. In a class of six, none of us secured any job prospects or significant opportunities. Anais, the career services advisor, was helpful and approachable, but the overall outcome did not meet the promised benefits. While Anais provided valuable advice, the lack of tangible outcomes left me feeling that the investment was not worthwhile.

Ironhack was an amazing experience that changed my life. The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive, and the curriculum was well-structured and rewarding. The diverse group of fellow students was also fantastic. Highly recommend!

Just graduated from the December 2017 cohort and it was one of the best experiences of my life. The entire staff is awesome, great curriculum, awesome location & building, and an overall great experience. I wouldn't change my decision at all. I loved what I learned and have already interviewed with a few companies. I would recommend Ironhack to anybody who wants to make a change to tech!