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Personally, save your money. There's a lot of great information that is easily obtainable on the internet. Plus, if you can prove to an employer that you learned everything on your own, it shows them you're a leader, self starter, resourceful and highly motivated. Boot camps are also expensive and I have known people to attend them and leave more confused. If I knew then what I know now. I wouldn't have gone to school, I should have saved my money, attended meetup groups, watched YouTube videos, practiced, practiced, practiced and attended free technology conferences and conventions. Your best tool is networking with individuals in your preferred career path. 90% of most of the positions out there are all about attitude & aptitude... the other 10% is technical.