Frequently Asked Questions

• Classes begin quarterly.
• Our part-time program requires 4 hours of in-class time per week. In addition, you must be willing to dedicate a minimum of 25–30+ hours to self-paced content per week in order to truly immerse yourself in the materials covered in class.
• Our full-time program requires 20 hours of in-class time per week. You must be willing to dedicate a minimum of 20-30* hours to outside work per week (*depending on experience) in order to thrive in our FT program.

• Our part-time program is designed for working professionals who are actively pursuing a career change or advancement. The part-time schedule allows you to continue working while advancing your skills.
• Our full-time program is immersive with classes Monday through Friday. Students complete the full-time program at an accelerated pace.

• Students can complete the part-time program in 6 months.
• Students can complete the full-time program in 3 months.

• The cost of the part-time program is $11,245* and the cost of the full-time program is $12,245*. Scholarships and payment plans are available for those who qualify.

*Tuition is subject to change.

• Yes. We offer all of our students career support and coaching as well as resume support, interview preparation, and experiential learning opportunities.

• While some background knowledge is helpful, no experience is needed as long as you are dedicated and eager to learn. Our pre-course tutorials will help you prepare for our program.

• We believe the main criterion for success in our program is your passion and commitment to succeed. Learning web development is difficult and requires hours of hard work, and we look for applicants who are determined and willing to give the program their all in order to achieve life-changing results.

• No, applicants do not need to be University of Minnesota students. This program is offered through The University of Minnesota College of Continuing and Professional Studies.

• Our program has an application process and is not open enrollment. Once a prospective student fills out the form or calls our admissions department, they will go through an initial phone interview with an advisor. Applicants who are recommended to move forward will then take a critical thinking and problem-solving assessment.

• No, the only requirement is that you have a high school diploma or GED.

• We offer the flexibility of a part-time program, allowing working professionals to study web development without leaving work, as well as a full-time program for those who want to complete the course at a faster pace.
• We provide access to a robust set of career planning services.
• Our curriculum is built based on the most in-demand technologies specific to the St. Paul market.

• Our part-time program requires 9 hours of in-class time per week. In addition, you must be willing to dedicate a minimum of 20+ hours to outside work per week.
• Our full-time program requires 20 hours of in-class time per week. You must be willing to dedicate a minimum of 20-30* hours to outside work per week depending on experience in order to thrive in our full-time program.

• Yes, a reliable laptop is required for this course. Laptops can be Mac or PC, with a minimum 8GB of RAM and a dual core processor (64 bit).
• If you’re unsure if your laptop meets the requirements, please check with our admissions advisor first and they will make sure you’re good to go.

• No, all that is needed for class is your laptop and the eagerness to learn.

• Currently, University of Minnesota alumni are eligible for a $500 scholarship toward tuition. We also offer early registration pricing and payment plans.
• Please call our admissions advisor at (612) 424-8605 to get details on tuition cost and any available alternative funding options.

• The Boot Camps are noncredit courses that are not eligible for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) and do not receive a 1098-T tax form for educational tax benefits.
• Student loans and 529 funds cannot be used to pay for the program.

• We’re so glad you asked. If you’re interested in partnering with our boot camp or accessing our student portal, please fill out this form and a member of our career services team will get in touch with you.

• Classes begin quarterly. Please visit our schedule page for details.

• Yes, this part-time program is designed for working professionals who are actively pursuing a career change or advancement.

• Students can complete the program in 6 months.

• The cost of the program is $11,245*. Scholarships and payment plans are available for those who qualify.

• Yes. We offer all of our students career support and coaching as well as resume support, interview preparation, and experiential learning opportunities.

• No experience is required, however it is recommended that applicants hold a Bachelor’s Degree or have at least two years of experience in business, management, finance, statistics, or a related field.

• We believe the main criterion for success in our program is your passion and commitment to succeed. Learning data visualization and analytics is difficult and requires hours of hard work, and we look for applicants who are determined and willing to give the program their all in order to achieve life-changing results.

• No, applicants do not need to be University of Minnesota students. This program is offered through The University of Minnesota College of Continuing and Professional Studies.

• Our program has an application process and is not open enrollment. Once a prospective student fills out the form or calls our admissions department, they will go through an initial phone interview with an advisor. Applicants who are recommended to move forward will then take a critical thinking and problem-solving assessment.

• We offer a part-time program that allows working professionals to study data visualization and analytics without leaving their current job.
• We provide access to comprehensive career support for those looking to advance in the market.
• We employ first-class instructors and provide a curriculum based on the most in-demand technologies specific to the St. Paul market.

• This part-time program requires 9 hours of in-class time per week. In addition, you must be willing to dedicate a minimum of 20* hours to outside work per week (*depending on experience) in order to truly immerse yourself in the materials covered in class.

• Yes, a reliable laptop is required for this course. Laptops can be Mac or PC, with a minimum 8GB of RAM and a dual core processor (64 bit). Excel 2016 or later is also required.
• If you’re unsure if your laptop meets the requirements, please check with our admissions advisor first and they will make sure you’re good to go.

• No, all that is needed for class is your laptop and the eagerness to learn.

• Currently, University of Minnesota alumni are eligible for a $500 scholarship toward tuition. We also offer early registration pricing and payment plans.
• Please call our admissions advisor at (612) 424-8605 to get details on tuition cost and any available alternative funding options.

• The Boot Camps are noncredit courses that are not eligible for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) and do not receive a 1098-T tax form for educational tax benefits.
• Student loans and 529 funds cannot be used to pay for the program.

• We’re so glad you asked. If you’re interested in partnering with our boot camp or accessing our student portal, please fill out this form and a member of our career services team will get in touch with you.

• Classes begin quarterly. Please visit our schedule page for details. 

• Yes. The program was designed for working professionals who are seeking to advance their current careers or change paths.

• The program is part-time. Students will complete it in six months (24 weeks).

• The cost of the program is $11,245*. Scholarships and payment plans are available for those who qualify.

• Yes. We offer all of our students career support and coaching as well as resume support, interview preparation, and experiential learning opportunities.

• While some background knowledge is helpful, no experience is needed as long as you are dedicated and eager to learn. Our pre-course tutorials will help you prepare for our program.

• No, applicants do not need to be University of Minnesota students. This program is offered through The University of Minnesota College of Continuing and Professional Studies.

• Our program has an application process and is not open enrollment. Once a prospective student fills out the form or calls our admissions department, they will go through an initial phone interview with an advisor. Applicants who are recommended to move forward will then take a critical thinking and problem-solving assessment.

• We offer a part-time program that allows working professionals and students to study cybersecurity without leaving their current job.
• We put the student experience first, using robust analytics to track the academic journey and ensure that we provide top-quality learning.
• Students benefit from a robust set of professional development services to prepare them for success as they work to advance or change careers.
• We employ skilled instructors and provide a curriculum based on the most in-demand technologies specific to the St. Paul market.

• The program requires 9 hours of in-class time per week. In addition, you must be willing to dedicate a minimum of 15-20* hours to outside work per week (*depending on experience) in order to truly immerse yourself in the materials covered in class.

• Yes, a reliable laptop is required for this course. Laptops can be Mac or PC, with a minimum 8GB of RAM and a dual core processor (64 bit).
• If you’re unsure if your laptop meets the requirements, please check with our admissions advisor first and they will make sure you’re good to go.

• No, all that is needed for class is your laptop and the eagerness to learn.

• Currently, University of Minnesota alumni are eligible for a $500 scholarship toward tuition. We also offer early registration pricing and payment plans.
• Please call our admissions advisor at (612) 424-8605 to get details on tuition cost and any available alternative funding options.

• The Boot Camps are noncredit courses that are not eligible for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) and do not receive a 1098-T tax form for educational tax benefits.
• Student loans and 529 funds cannot be used to pay for the program.

• We’re so glad you asked. If you’re interested in partnering with our boot camp or accessing our student portal, please fill out this form and a member of our career services team will get in touch with you.

• Classes begin quarterly. Please visit our schedule page for details.

• Yes. The program was designed for working professionals who are seeking to advance their current careers or change paths.

• The program is part-time. Students can complete it in six months (24 weeks).

• The cost of the program is $11,245*. Scholarships and payment plans are available for those who qualify.

• Yes. We offer all of our students career support and coaching as well as resume support, interview preparation, and experiential learning opportunities.

• No experience is required.

• No, applicants do not need to be University of Minnesota students. This program is offered through The University of Minnesota College of Continuing and Professional Studies.

• Our program has an application process and is not open enrollment. Once a prospective student fills out the form or calls our admissions department, they will go through an initial phone interview with an advisor. Applicants who are recommended to move forward will then take a critical thinking and problem-solving assessment.

• We offer a part-time program that allows working professionals and students to study UX/UI without leaving their current job.
• We put the student experience first, using robust analytics to track the academic journey and ensure that we provide top-quality learning.
• Students benefit from a robust set of professional development services to prepare them for success as they work to advance or change careers.

• The program requires 9 hours of in-class time per week. In addition, you must be willing to dedicate a minimum of 15-20* hours to outside work per week (*depending on experience) in order to truly immerse yourself in the materials covered in class.

• Yes, a reliable laptop is required for this course. Laptops can be Mac or PC, with a minimum 8GB of RAM and a dual core processor (64 bit).
• If you’re unsure if your laptop meets the requirements, please check with our admissions advisor first and they will make sure you’re good to go.

• No, all that is needed for class is your laptop and the eagerness to learn.

• Currently, University of Minnesota alumni are eligible for a $500 scholarship toward tuition. We also offer early registration pricing and payment plans.
• Please call our admissions advisor at (612) 424-8605 to get details on tuition cost and any available alternative funding options.

• The Boot Camps are noncredit courses that are not eligible for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) and do not receive a 1098-T tax form for educational tax benefits.
• Student loans and 529 funds cannot be used to pay for the program.

• We’re so glad you asked. If you’re interested in partnering with our boot camp or accessing our student portal, please fill out this form and a member of our career services team will get in touch with you.

• Classes begin quarterly. Please visit our schedule page for details.

• Yes. The program was designed for working professionals who are seeking to advance their current careers or change paths.

• The program is part-time. Students can complete it in 18 weeks.

• The cost of the program is $7,995*. Scholarships and payment plans are available for those who qualify.

*Tuition is subject to change.

• Yes. We offer all of our students career support and coaching as well as resume support, interview preparation, and experiential learning opportunities.

• No programming or marketing experience is required.

• No, applicants do not need to be University of Minnesota students. This program is offered through The University of Minnesota College of Continuing and Professional Studies.

• Our program has an application process and is not open enrollment. Once a prospective student fills out the form or calls our admissions department, they will go through an initial phone interview with an advisor. Applicants who are recommended to move forward will then take a critical thinking and problem-solving assessment.

• We offer a part-time program that allows working professionals to study digital marketing without leaving their current job.
• Students benefit from a robust set of professional development services to prepare them for success as they work to advance or change careers.
• Our curriculum is built based on the most in-demand technologies needed for the ever-evolving marketing industry.

• The program requires 9 hours of in-class time per week. In addition, you must be willing to dedicate a minimum of 15-20* hours to outside work per week (*depending on experience) in order to truly immerse yourself in the materials covered in class.

• Yes, a reliable laptop is required for this course. Laptops can be Mac or PC, with a minimum 8GB of RAM and a dual core processor (64 bit).
• If you’re unsure if your laptop meets the requirements, please check with our admissions advisor first and they will make sure you’re good to go.

• No, all that is needed for class is your laptop and the eagerness to learn.

• Currently, University of Minnesota alumni are eligible for a $500 scholarship toward tuition. We also offer early registration pricing and payment plans.
• Please call our admissions advisor at to get details on tuition cost and any available alternative funding options.

• The Boot Camps are noncredit courses that are not eligible for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) and do not receive a 1098-T tax form for educational tax benefits.
• Student loans and 529 funds cannot be used to pay for the program.

• We’re so glad you asked. If you’re interested in partnering with our boot camp or accessing our student portal, please fill out this form and a member of our career services team will get in touch with you.