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    The Boot Camp at Johns Hopkins University is offered by Trilogy Education. Their contract…read moreexplicitly states that all of the material is provided by Trilogy, including the instructor, two teaching assistants, and materials. Read all of the reviews and comments across multiple campuses that have teamed up with Trilogy; the students are always blamed for their shortcomings. OVERVIEW: You're not getting a degree nor are you a student at Johns Hopkins; this is just a licensing agreement so they can write "Boot Camp AT Johns Hopkins Engineering". It explicitly states you can't claim to have been a JHU student. Furthermore, there was only (1) TA, a fact that they refuse to acknowledge. MAIN CONCERNS: - The Material is outdated and the instructor had to troubleshoot the material for a majority of the time. Trilogy tried to blame the students & even said we are learning from troubleshooting; you can't troubleshoot if you haven't learned the material yet so it was just an excuse. - The class has been hosted online using Zoom and a free Slack Account for $10,000. JHU, as of this point, has NOTHING to do with the program. The fact that they're still promoting it that it is "at Johns Hopkins" is near false advertisement since it is no longer at JHU; it's online using a terrible & unreliable video conference software. - The contract outlines 250 Hours of code learning; there are only 239 scheduled and nearly an additional 40 of it are not for education- they are so you can work on a group project and the instructor & TA can't help you. This is a violation of their contract which they seem to also be ignoring. -The code they use is extremely outdated. Again, they blame the students for not using it as a "learning opportunity" but you can't learn from something you have no clue what is happening since the instructor is fixing it on their end. Overall, it is very deceptive and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone other than to the Consumer Protection Agency and the licensing agency for higher education- they shouldn't be licensing their name out so this place can claim that it is "at [University]".

    Fortis Institute - collegeuniv - Updated July 2026

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