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Nashville Software School

Average Rating4.63
43 Reviews
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Nashville Software School (NSS) is a nonprofit vocational school in Nashville that prepares adults for careers in technical fields like software development, software engineering, UI & UX design, data analytics and data science. Nashville Software School is a place where a person with aptitude, motivation, and commitment can learn a new craft or build on their existing skills. NSS is committed to growing diversity in technology by opening the door to underrepresen...
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Jess Feldman
Jess Feldman
Updated November 30, 2021
Course Report Course Report November 2021 Coding Bootcamp News Roundup As we begin to wrap up 2021, we saw coding bootcamps rebranding, achieving graduate success milestones, and helping people reskill during the Great Resignation. We saw some buzz this month evaluating the real value of a coding bootcamp, plus an honest take from Silicon Valley tech recruiters about if bootcamp graduates are welcomed as new hires in that space (spoiler alert they are!). We were excited to ...
Rachel Meltzer
Rachel Meltzer
Updated November 10, 2021
Python and C++ are both object-oriented programming languages, but the similarities end there! We re comparing these two languages covering examples of how Python and C++ are used in the real world, how they are used in today s tech ecosystem, and which language is best for beginners. Plus, learn about free C++ resources and Python bootcamps where you can master these languages. What is Python and what is C++? C++ is an object oriented cross-platform programming language based ...
Rachel Meltzer
Rachel Meltzer
Updated December 20, 2023
While many coding bootcamps are for-profit educational institutions, there are a handful of non-profit coding bootcamps that are on a mission to help career-changers break into tech ! Some non-profit coding bootcamps are working to make the tech industry more diverse while others exist to uplift underserved communities and provide training for high-wage jobs. There are also coding bootcamps that began as a private, for-profit partnership but grew into non-profits. In ...
Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated August 10, 2023
As summer meanders into its final weeks, does back-to-school season make you long to be back in the classroom? It s not just high schools and colleges that are about to reboot their classes in fall these coding bootcamps all have upcoming courses online and in-person to jumpstart your new career starting in Fall 2023! Apply today and you could be a developer by the time 2024 rolls around! If you re interested in going to coding bootcamp soon, act quickly, as many of these fall coding ...
Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated May 10, 2022
Deferred tuition and income share agreements ( ISAs ) are becoming more widely available and can be attractive to students who don t have 20,000 in the bank. ISAs and Deferred Tuition align a school s incentives with those of their students essentially, a school isn't successful unless their students get jobs. Plus, deferred tuition and ISAs remove the barrier of an upfront tuition, expanding accessibility to a wider range of students. However, ISAs exist in a regulatory grey ...
Harry Hantel
Harry Hantel
Updated April 06, 2015
(updated April 2018) Slide across the roof of the General Lee, we re heading south of the Mason-Dixon to check out the best coding bootcamps in the southern United States. There are some fantastic code schools from the Carolinas to Georgia and all the way to Texas, and we re covering them all. Talk about Southern Hospitality! Hack Reactor Why Even as they ve expanded to San Francisco and Los Angeles, Hack Reactor has maintained their base in Austin and continued to graduate qualified ...
Jess Feldman
Jess Feldman
Updated January 27, 2023
Python is often hailed as one of the best programming languages for first-time coders to learn as they break into programming. It s the main technology powering big data, finance, and statistics, and its clean syntax reads like English. Python developers are in demand, not to mention the average Python developer in New York City earns 140,000 per year ! Companies like Amazon, Dropbox, and Dell are built on this powerful language, making it a great time to learn Python bootcamp. ...
Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated February 05, 2014
John Wark founded Nashville Software School in 2012, fueled by local demand and the crafstmanship-style of learning that he and fellow tech leaders grew up on.  While the mission has expanded (NSS just doubled their available seats to allow for students outside of Nashville to take part in their unique learning model), the six-month program remains innovative and effective. We talk with John about choosing the non-profit route, the emphasis on local instructors, ...
Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated February 04, 2014
Course Report is featured on the Kapor Center blog ! Coding bootcamps are producing graduates that enter the workforce almost immediately, so their approach to recruiting and retaining students from underrepresented backgrounds may quickly start to define, and potentially diversify, the landscape of the tech industry.  One way to reach out to potential students is through scholarship programs. Check out the full article on the Kapor Center blog to see a ...

Nashville Software School Alumni Reviews Summary

Overall Experience
4.6
Instructors
4.5
Curriculum
4.6
Job Assistance
4.3
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How much does Nashville Software School cost?

Nashville Software School costs around $18,000. On the lower end, some Nashville Software School courses like Full-Time Data Analytics Bootcamp cost $7,875.

Where does Nashville Software School have campuses?

Nashville Software School has in-person campuses in Nashville. Nashville Software School also has a remote classroom so students can learn online.

Is Nashville Software School worth it?

Nashville Software School hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 43 Nashville Software School alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Nashville Software School on Course Report - you should start there!

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You can read 43 reviews of Nashville Software School on Course Report! Nashville Software School alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Nashville Software School and rate their overall experience a 4.63 out of 5.

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While bootcamps must be approved to operate, accreditation is relatively rare. Nashville Software School doesn't yet share information about their accreditation status.

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