Codesmith
Average Rating4.89
588 Reviews
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Codesmith is a coding school redefining the way software engineering is taught. Codesmith offers full-time (13-week) and part-time (38-week) remote software engineering immersive programs as well as a full-time NYC Onsite program. Codesmith focuses on concepts and technologies such as full-stack JavaScript, computer science, machine learning, Dev Ops, React, and more. The immersives are advanced residencies designed to help individuals launch meaningful, high-level careers in software engineering.
The Codesmith admissions process involves a written application with optional coding questions, a nontechnical interview, and a technical interview. Codesmith offers a number of free resources for preparing for the admissions process including in-person and online coding workshops, a 2-week online prep course (CS Prep), and an online JavaScript learning platform (CSX).
Codesmith offers extensive career support that guides residents through resume development, interview strategies, salary negotiation, and more. Residents receive career support for life whether they are on their first job search, second job search, or beyond. Plus, the supportive Codesmith community encourages learners to tackle unique and unfamiliar problems, important when preparing for the ever-changing tech landscape. As shared in the most recent CIRR outcomes reports (Jan-June, 2022), more than 80% of Codesmith graduates were employed in the field within 6 months of graduating. Across all full-time immersive programs during this period the median salary for Codesmith graduates was $127,500. The median salary for part-time remote immersive graduates was $137,000.
When it comes to tuition, Codesmith payment options include upfront payments, monthly installments, and financing through Ascent Funding, Codesmith’s loan partner. In addition, eligible students can apply for several different scholarship options at Codesmith.
Codesmith also offers a two-day JavaScript for Beginners online course, as well as CS Prep, a 2-week program offered online and designed to prepare you for Codesmith’s Software Engineering Immersives. Further, you can join their free CSX learning platform and attend any of Codesmith’s free weekly workshops to learn more about its programs and build software engineering fundamentals.
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Scott BurmanMay 13, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceGreat Program, Great Teacher, Great Community
So you should go into the Codesmith program already knowing about some Javascript. It's a good thing they talk to you beforehand and have many free tutorials online that you can study before immersing your into the CS prep. They teach you a lot of valuable tools, give you ample time to pair program, and really get you set for the whole coding process. Always there for you and do a great job of community building. Highly recommended.- Tolga EyidemirMay 13, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Software Engineering Immersive
Codesmith is a revolutionary school. They are not just teaching students to be great engineers but also implements and encourages everyone to grow as a team and contribute greatly to society. It is a top-notch education program that provides in-depth knowledge in all aspects of software engineering by experienced, amicable, and genuine staff and instructors. Once you are in, whether a person is an instructor or a student, everyone becomes part of a big community that supports and encoura...Codesmith is a revolutionary school. They are not just teaching students to be great engineers but also implements and encourages everyone to grow as a team and contribute greatly to society. It is a top-notch education program that provides in-depth knowledge in all aspects of software engineering by experienced, amicable, and genuine staff and instructors. Once you are in, whether a person is an instructor or a student, everyone becomes part of a big community that supports and encourages each other regardless of the individual's experience level, knowledge, or ethnic background. This is not a regular boot camp school, you literally get to receive ivy league university education. - QwenApplicantMay 13, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
CS Prep - Learning the Javascript Basics
For anyone looking to apply to bootcamps, before doing so I highly recommend taking Codesmith's CS Prep course. CS Prep is a two-week program designed to prepare you for Codesmith's Software Engineering Program. However, even if you decide Codesmith is not for you, upon completing the two-week prep course, you'll be prepared to apply for any bootcamp and complete the technical interview. I am preparing to take my technical interviews now (wish me luck) and I can say without a doubt I hav...For anyone looking to apply to bootcamps, before doing so I highly recommend taking Codesmith's CS Prep course. CS Prep is a two-week program designed to prepare you for Codesmith's Software Engineering Program. However, even if you decide Codesmith is not for you, upon completing the two-week prep course, you'll be prepared to apply for any bootcamp and complete the technical interview. I am preparing to take my technical interviews now (wish me luck) and I can say without a doubt I have learned much more from taking this course than I would have on my own.
Codesmith's prep course is unique in the sense that they not only teach you Javascript through lectures and whiteboarding, but they also take the idea of learning further and really challenge students to understand Javascript on a more in-depth level. This is done by spending time going "under the hood of Javascript" as they say so you fully understand why and how things work. They also drive home the idea of pair programming, the importance of it, and give you plenty of opportunities to pair program with others. Additionally, attending CS Prep was helpful because it gave me insight into how they teach at the in-person program which can help me determine if it's a good fit for my learning style or not.
Although Codesmith does a great job of teaching you the material, there does need to be a certain level of discipline and consistency when taking the prep course to make sure you keep up with the material being presented. However, this shouldn't be seen as a negative as most places require you to be consistent in studying and putting in hours in order to be successful. Overall, I definitely recommend it to anyone serious about pursuing this as a full-time career as this will help you to quickly progress in your coding journey. - Gabriela Jardim AquinoStudent • JavaScript - The Hard Parts: Codesmith Prep • Los AngelesMay 07, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
A path to success!!!
For start I was already amazed the first time that I attended my first free workshop with Codesmith. The didactic, the levels of complexity and the passion that they have for teaching and building a community is a life lesson itself. After that I was sure that it was the bootcamp for me, I complete all they free challenges CSX and started to attend the pair programming workshops (best learning tool for me). Since I had zero background on code I also decided to attend they paid prep cours...For start I was already amazed the first time that I attended my first free workshop with Codesmith. The didactic, the levels of complexity and the passion that they have for teaching and building a community is a life lesson itself. After that I was sure that it was the bootcamp for me, I complete all they free challenges CSX and started to attend the pair programming workshops (best learning tool for me). Since I had zero background on code I also decided to attend they paid prep courses JAVASCRIPT FOR BEGINNERS and CS PREP, both really good to accelerate your understanding of the fundamentals, guiding you to a path of success and building a since of community. Now I’m starting my journey on the Immersive course and It’s not for someone that what somebody holding your hand as you learn how to ride, but definitely for who want to embrace the unknown having a community to support to back up when you fall. Highly recommend. - C TFull-stack Engineer • Graduate • NYC Onsite Software Engineering Immersive • Los AngelesApr 25, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Codesmith Works. Complete Beginner -> Full-time Engineer
When I found codesmith and saw the CIRR salary numbers, I was a complete newb, having written zero lines of javascript before and felt inspired by the idea of a lucrative career switch. I started by going through their free online CSX curriculum. A couple weeks after starting on CSX I went to a javascript the easy parts meetup and left excited that I had learned a lot and had connected with driven people. I continued in the pipeline, taking CS-prep, going to Javascript the Hard Parts, an...When I found codesmith and saw the CIRR salary numbers, I was a complete newb, having written zero lines of javascript before and felt inspired by the idea of a lucrative career switch. I started by going through their free online CSX curriculum. A couple weeks after starting on CSX I went to a javascript the easy parts meetup and left excited that I had learned a lot and had connected with driven people. I continued in the pipeline, taking CS-prep, going to Javascript the Hard Parts, and then taking the Full-Time Immersive Program in NY.
Both CS-prep and the full-time program are high quality. The codesmith way is to give you a basic understanding and then give you problems that are outside your current capabilities/knowledge. So there is a lot of sifting through the unknown (READ THE DOCS!) and there is NOT a lot of hand holding. I resonate with this teaching/learning approach and think it leads to developing useful problem-solving skills and a gritty attitude of... I can figure this out if I stick with it.
Leaving the program, my resume was full of technologies that I had used, but was not a master of. The advice in this post-graduation stage is where I found Codesmith to be worth it's weight in gold. They recommended I apply immediately out of the program and start interviewing, which I did. They told me to get as many offers as I can, I ended up with 2 offers within 6 weeks of the program ending. They told me to send out an email when I got the first offer to all other companies I had started the interview process with... This advice landed me a full-stack engineer position, making 6 figures, having started coding only 9 months prior.
I also made some very good friends, my cohort does virtual happy-hours every couple weeks... I had never been surrounded by so many inspiring people that are willing to work hard to improve themselves. - Kenneth TrangSoftware Engineer • Graduate • NYC Onsite Software Engineering Immersive • Los AngelesApr 11, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Codesmith LA
It was less than a year ago that I was on track to applying and getting into dental school, something I’ve worked so hard for all of college. But after discovering that Software Engineering was my true passion, I was so glad a program like Codesmith in LA exists. Now I’m starting my first Software Engineering job less than a year after making the decision to drop dentistry.
To the best of my knowledge Codesmith is one, if not the only, bootcamp-style program a pe...It was less than a year ago that I was on track to applying and getting into dental school, something I’ve worked so hard for all of college. But after discovering that Software Engineering was my true passion, I was so glad a program like Codesmith in LA exists. Now I’m starting my first Software Engineering job less than a year after making the decision to drop dentistry.
To the best of my knowledge Codesmith is one, if not the only, bootcamp-style program a person should consider. The curriculum is amazing because it does a great job of giving you foundational knowledge but trains you to become autonomous in learning new concepts/technologies on your own. One of the things I enjoyed the most were the projects we were able to create during the program; they’re truly something to be proud of by the end of the 12 weeks. Last but definitely not least, the hiring support during and after the program is something that blew me away with constant advice, checkins, and availability for interview practice or feedback.
Thank you CS LA! - ScottNYC Onsite Software Engineering Immersive • Los AngelesMar 21, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Late Choice but Great Choice
After 10 years as a Graphic Designer I realized I had plateaued and wanted to focus more on building great products and less on minor aesthetics. Uncertain of how to begin, I found my way working through The Odin Project online for free. It was a great stepping stone for learning how to code, but I often found myself up against a road block and avoiding pushing through.
Then I went to a free JS meetup (and almost talked myself out of going) at Codesmith. Their whole approach to code, ...After 10 years as a Graphic Designer I realized I had plateaued and wanted to focus more on building great products and less on minor aesthetics. Uncertain of how to begin, I found my way working through The Odin Project online for free. It was a great stepping stone for learning how to code, but I often found myself up against a road block and avoiding pushing through.
Then I went to a free JS meetup (and almost talked myself out of going) at Codesmith. Their whole approach to code, from the computers perspective, is one of a kind and sold me right away. I cannot imagine being a part of a better community of such strong, interesting like minded individuals. It's simply amazing being in an environment where everyone is constantly learning and teaching one another.
Here I am, just over 4 months after starting this journey with a great job paying almost 70% more than I was making before. And what's better is I now spend all my time solving complex problems. - seungho baekApplicant • OnlineMar 18, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
JavaScript for Beginners
I leave a review after taking the class.
First of all, I was impressed because I understood well unlike when I studied by myself .Also I liked the contents of the class so much ;
Second, we could communicate with each other and have a pair programing.
It was great that the instructor explained the class clearly ;
Thirdly, I did not do it personally, but I was given the opportunity to study more as an option even thought lecture is finished and I loved the feedback...I leave a review after taking the class.
First of all, I was impressed because I understood well unlike when I studied by myself .Also I liked the contents of the class so much ;
Second, we could communicate with each other and have a pair programing.
It was great that the instructor explained the class clearly ;
Thirdly, I did not do it personally, but I was given the opportunity to study more as an option even thought lecture is finished and I loved the feedback from the instructor ;
It is a program that I want to recommend to people who want to study like me ;
- Jose BorbonStudent • CS Prep • OnlineMar 17, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
CSPrep Program
Codesmiths CS Prep program was helpful in giving me the exposure that I needed in order to help me understand the things that I had to improve on to become a better me. The best part of CSPrep was the group project. It was amazing building something from scratch and applying all of the things that we learned in CS Prep in order to create a project that we were able to share with our CS Prep Cohort. If someone told me a few months ago that I would be able to complete something from scratc...Codesmiths CS Prep program was helpful in giving me the exposure that I needed in order to help me understand the things that I had to improve on to become a better me. The best part of CSPrep was the group project. It was amazing building something from scratch and applying all of the things that we learned in CS Prep in order to create a project that we were able to share with our CS Prep Cohort. If someone told me a few months ago that I would be able to complete something from scratch by coding it out, I would've never believed them, which is why I highly recommend everyone do CS Prep.
- DomSoftware Engineer II • Graduate • NYC Onsite Software Engineering Immersive • Los AngelesMar 13, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Best Decision I've Ever Made
Early in 2019 I was working in the entertainment industry and unhappy with my career. I did not enjoy my job, so I began looking at other options. I wanted to find something that I would enjoy, and could do without going back to school for a new degree, that would pay well, and allow me the income and freedom to pursue a full life outside of work.
I had always enjoyed technology, so I began looking into computer programming. I was very unsure at first as my experience was limited...Early in 2019 I was working in the entertainment industry and unhappy with my career. I did not enjoy my job, so I began looking at other options. I wanted to find something that I would enjoy, and could do without going back to school for a new degree, that would pay well, and allow me the income and freedom to pursue a full life outside of work.
I had always enjoyed technology, so I began looking into computer programming. I was very unsure at first as my experience was limited to setting up Wordpress and SquareSpace websites. As I begin to learn Javascript from a variety of online resources, I quickly realized I would need a more immersive and guided experience if I wanted to reach my goals, so I begin looking into bootcamps. I was extremely wary of most bootcamps, as they were expensive and I wasn't sure I could trust anonymous online reviews. I had almost decided against attending one at all, when I came across the CIRR report for 2018 that listed verified employment and salary outcomes for a variety of bootcamps. From that alone, I narrowed my search down to the only two camps that had strong, verifiable results: Codesmith and Hack Reactor.
So I began doing research into both of them. This research included attending a live workshop at Codesmith, Javascript: the Hard Parts, and it was there that I immediately knew this was the place for me. Everyone was so friendly and helpful, but not so much that they just gave you the answers. Instead, they explained complex concepts in easy to understand terms and then let me apply that knowledge myself to get a hands on understanding.
After I had made up my mind to apply for Codesmith, I signed up for their CS Prep course. The course was difficult and gave me a taste of what was to come, but it also made me hungry to dig down deep and push forward into the unknown. Ultimately, it gave me the foundation I needed to pass the rigorous technical interview for the immersive program.
The immersive program itself was one of the hardest things I've ever attempted, and also one of the things I'm most proud of completing. There were many times that I felt like I just wasn't understanding all these concepts enough, but with the help of my cohort-mates and the instructors, I was able to push through until everything started clicking for me. By the time we reached the project portion of the program, I was ready to dive in and start building applications, the last of which, a dev tool made with cutting edge tech, I am very proud of.
Finally, the hiring program during the last couple weeks of the program was vitally helpful. We learned how to convey our strength in our resume, and over phone interviews. Codesmith provided instructors to not just teach us how to best apply to jobs so that we could maximize our interviews, but also made themselves available to help us post-graduation, even going so far as to advise us in negotiations.
I was extremely unsure about taking out a big loan and quitting my job to pursue something I had little experience with, but Codesmith's top instructors (especially you Augustine!) and the wonderfully supportive community helped turn that into the best decision I have ever made. I would make it again in a second. - Philip A RodriguesStudent • CS Prep • OnlineMar 10, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
CS Prep
I found the CS Prep course very worthwhile and surprisingly fun. I've been teaching myself JavaScript from the Team Treehouse curriculum, Udemy courses, and Leetcode; CS Prep however, took my learning to a practical level I feel I couldn't have gotten alone with a course. That has to do with the community involved with CS Prep.
Pair programming and code review were by far the most beneficial aspects of CS Prep for me. Working with other people pulls you out of your comfort zone a...I found the CS Prep course very worthwhile and surprisingly fun. I've been teaching myself JavaScript from the Team Treehouse curriculum, Udemy courses, and Leetcode; CS Prep however, took my learning to a practical level I feel I couldn't have gotten alone with a course. That has to do with the community involved with CS Prep.
Pair programming and code review were by far the most beneficial aspects of CS Prep for me. Working with other people pulls you out of your comfort zone and forces you to appreciate perspectives and implement solutions you otherwise wouldn't have investigated.
Also, the soft skills of communication, listening to a person intently, or explaining a solution clearly are in fact skills that must be practiced and developed.
Support throughout the course was very impressive. Any questions I had or assistance I needed someone was always available through Slack. My instructor Chris was great, very knowledgeable and down to Earth and always ready to help out or answer questions.
All in all, I would definitely recommend this program for anyone interested in attending CodeSmith. There are PLENTY of free resources online, but none were you have to ability to interact with other would be engineers and work on the soft skills of doing so professionally. - Noah KingStudent • CS Prep • OnlineMar 02, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
CS Prep
I went through CS Prep and was very impressed by the overall curriculum. My instructor, Dave O'Sullivan crushed it! I am now in the full time immersive LA and can say that without a shadow of a doubt I got in because of the things I learned and solidified in CS Prep.
Codesmith Alumni Outcomes
80%
Employment Rate
94%
Graduation Rate
$127,500
Median Salary
96% of students intended to seek in-field employment within 180 days of graduating. 4% of students did not intend to seek in-field employment. Below is the 180 Day Employment Breakdown for 301 graduates included in report:
180 Day employment breakdown
| Employed in-field | 80.1% |
| Full-time employee | 77.4% |
| Full-time apprenticeship, internship or contract position | 0.7% |
| Short-term contract, part-time, or freelance | 1.7% |
| Started a new company or venture after graduation | 0.3% |
| Not seeking in-field employment | 0.3% |
| Employed out-of-field | 0.3% |
| Continuing to higher education | 0.0% |
| Not seeking a job for health, family, or personal reasons | 0.0% |
| Still seeking job in-field | 19.6% |
| Could not contact | 0.0% |
salary breakdown
Notes and Caveats
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Codesmith Alumni Reviews Summary
Overall Experience
4.9
Instructors
4.9
Curriculum
4.9
Job Assistance
4.9
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Codesmith is approved to operate by the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education. For more information visit: https://codesmith.io/regulatory-information
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FAQs
How much does Codesmith cost?
Codesmith costs around $20,925. On the lower end, some Codesmith courses like JavaScript for Beginners cost $350.
What courses does Codesmith teach?
Codesmith offers courses like CS Prep , Full-Time Remote Software Engineering Immersive, Global Part-Time Remote Software Engineering Immersive, JavaScript for Beginners and 1 more.
Where does Codesmith have campuses?
Codesmith has in-person campuses in New York City. Codesmith also has a remote classroom so students can learn online.
Is Codesmith worth it?
The data says yes! Codesmith reports a median salary of $133,281 and 82% of Codesmith alumni are employed. Codesmith hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 588 Codesmith alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Codesmith on Course Report - you should start there!
Is Codesmith legit?
We let alumni answer that question. 588 Codesmith alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Codesmith and rate their overall experience a 4.89 out of 5.
Does Codesmith offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
Right now, it doesn't look like Codesmith offers scholarships or accepts the GI Bill. We're always adding to the list of schools that do offer Exclusive Course Report Scholarships and a list of the bootcamps that accept the GI Bill.
Can I read Codesmith reviews?
You can read 588 reviews of Codesmith on Course Report! Codesmith alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Codesmith and rate their overall experience a 4.89 out of 5.
Is Codesmith accredited?
Codesmith is approved to operate by the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education. For more information visit: https://codesmith.io/regulatory-information