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Turing School of Software and Design
Turing School of Software and Design offers the most rigorous nonprofit pathway to a tech career, with a seven-month curriculum that demands 2,000+ hours of coding — nearly 60% more than the typical 12-week bootcamp. By focusing on deep, project-based learning rather than accelerated cramming, Turing produces graduates who average $78,000 starting salaries — $5,000 higher than the industry median for bootcamp alumni. This denver-based program prioritizes long-term mastery over speed, making it a top choice for career-changers seeking genuine job readiness.
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