Exploring your options for financing? We’re here to help! We work with local tech companies, the state of Washington, and low-interest lenders to provide the best options for you.
Our financing options below are available for all courses in our Daytime and Nights & Weekends tracks, from Code 201 to Code 401.
To provide additional options and support for our students, we’ve partnered with Skills Fund and Climb Credit.
Skills Fund, a loan provider that only works with the highest-rated code schools across the country, provides full tuition loans, plus a housing stipend for full-time students. With new, flexible loans options for full- and part-time students in Code 201 through Code 401, Skills Fund makes it easier to focus on your education and job search.
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Climb Credit offers affordable financing for any combination of Code 201, Code 301, and Code 401 courses with high approval rates and low monthly payments. Students can apply online on their own or with a co-borrower, and will find out if they are pre-approved within minutes. Applying does not affect your credit score.
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We believe that immersive, fast-paced education is the key to changing individual lives and the tech industry as a whole. With our Diversity Scholarship Fund, we hope to remove barriers and provide opportunities for women, underrepresented populations, and veterans to be successful in the tech industry.
Improving the diversity of the tech industry creates a lasting impact for both employees and the companies they join. For individuals, tech jobs provide a path to high-paying, rewarding careers. For companies, more diversity in tech means an expanded talent pool, improved team culture, and better products.
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Scholarships from the Diversity Scholarship Fund are need-based, covering up to 70 percent of tuition for recipients. Women, U.S. military veterans, and populations underrepresented in technology (African American, Hispanic, and Native American, including Alaskan and Hawaiian) are eligible to apply for scholarships from this fund. Scholarships are awarded based on financial need and the applicant's ability to meet requirements of both the course and scholarship application.
Once you've started your application for a Code Fellows course, you're ready to apply for a Diversity Scholarship. Let your Admissions Advisor know that you’d like to apply for a scholarship so they can send you a link to the application, which involves of a series of short essay questions (due three weeks before the start of the course).
Our admissions team will reach out to you two weeks before the start of a course to let you know if you received a scholarship.
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By working with Washington State to become certified to receive the GI Bill®, we aim to make tech jobs more available to veterans who are ready to answer the call for much-needed developers.
If you qualify for the Worker Retraining Program below, you can use those benefits in conjunction with your GI Bill benefits to attend Code Fellows.
The Worker Retraining Program serves those facing unemployment or imminent layoffs. It provides funding for eligible unemployed workers to pursue training and ultimately regain employment. Qualified students may receive financial assistance to help with tuition, covering up to 15% of the total tuition cost. The program is administered by the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges.
You may qualify if you are:
To determine if you are eligible for the Worker Retraining Program, please start your course application. Once this has been completed, our admissions team can send you a link to a survey that will address the specific qualifications for the program to assess. If you meet the initial qualifications, please provide the appropriate documentation to your Admissions Advisor prior to starting the course to verify your status. Once we confirm your eligibility, we will let you know how much funding is available to you. Funding amounts are up to 15% of total tuition cost and are reflected on the tuition invoice.
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If you are paying for a course out of pocket, would like to talk to an Admissions Advisor about other payment options, or have any questions about scholarships, financing, or student loans, please get in touch.