Blog: Featured Alum Post

Liz Phillips started off in theater and production design and ended up at Grace Hopper feeling burned out and in dire need of a change. Follow along with her journey to find out how Grace Hopper restored her sanity and why she works to recruit other women alums to her company.

Jamie Lau was drawn to Grace Hopper Program's goal of making tech education more accessible to women--and now she's a software engineer. See how she did it.

After a frugal youth, $100K+ in student loans, and 7 unfulfilling years in finance, Noelle found her place in tech & wants other LGBTQIA+ folks to do the same.

Katy wants women to become the smartest coders in the room. How? Coding bootcamps like Grace Hopper Program. Read her story and see if her path is right for you.

Fullstack Academy students from New York, Chicago and across the U.S.A. demo their Capstone projects.

Fullstack Academy students from New York, Chicago and across the U.S.A. demo their Capstone projects.

Team Transcend built a virtual reality classroom that works in the Google Daydream headset (and in desktop browsers):

Every Fullstack student is different: like snowflakes or the amount of chicken in each burrito bowl you order. But seriously, here are eight recent students, who despite different backgrounds and roads-to-code, used Fullstack Academy to launch exciting careers in tech.

Using personal interests and emerging technologies as inspiration, students create projects that inform, inspire, and entertain.

In this month’s Fullstack Feature we talk to Seema (left) and Sarah, two Fullstack students who have completed the 17 week immersive program as well as a three month fellowship after graduation.

“Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained”- English Proverb. A Fullstack student successfully juggles obligations.

A guest post by recent Fullstack student, Jisan Zaman, about his interview prep and experience