Flatiron School

About Institution

One of the country’s more well-known coding bootcamps has a rich history. Founded by Avi Flombaum and Adam Enbar in 2012, Flatiron School sold to WeWork and was later acquired by Carrick Capital Partners in 2020. With locations across the country and its flagship in New York, The Flatiron School features full-time and part-time bootcamps on software engineering, product design, cybersecurity, and data science. The bootcamp experienced some growing pains along the way including settling an investigation by the New York AG into their salary outcomes. They’re currently using a third-party to audit their job outcomes reports from those graduates that select to share their data. Flatiron School offers this software engineering bootcamp in Austin, Texas on a full-time or flex basis. The Flatiron Austin full-time software engineering bootcamp is 9 hours per day Monday through Friday for 15 weeks whereas the Flatiron Austin flex software engineering bootcamp is offered in 20, 40, or 60 week program lengths. While both options heavily feature online learning options each provide students with access to their Austin, Texas campus. Regardless of your option, both programs are $16,900 in tuition. While Flatiron School publishes graduation and job placement outcomes from campuses around the U.S., Flatiron School is yet to publish outcomes data for Austin, Texas campus so be sure to ask your admissions counselor about these facts and figures.