Only take the offer if you are 100% sure this is the perfect fit for you. Applied online, a couple of weeks later I get a phone call, I get transferred to a tech worker that asks about my education experience, and what languages I know. They ask if you are okay with relocating if you say no that will be the end, but if you say yes then they will schedule a technical interview. I had my technical interview the next day and it was about 7 minutes long, they asked basic questions of OOP. They also asked about SQL, HTML, and CSS, but I don't have much experience in any of those so I responded that I'm not an expert in those languages which made the interview very short. The same day I got a call back with an offer to join Revature and just like that I had to sign a contract and my caller stayed on the line until I signed it. I wanted to take more time to think about it, but she said I can always revoke until the day of my training and if I wait I might lose my first choice location for my training. I decided to decline because relocation is very costly with only given $500 to move across the country in 2 weeks. In addition, you have to wear formal business attire every day of training and use my own laptop for the training. How am I supposed to afford to dress impeccably and overwork myself with training while only getting paid minimum wage? It's just not practical and the reason I majored in Computer Science was definitely to dress comfortably. Think really thoroughly if this is the perfect fit for you because otherwise, you might be quite miserable for your next 2 years. It was really astonishing how I only took an interview less than 10 minutes and got an offer. They couldn't provide a training syllabus when I asked about it and I know on their company website they offer free classes. I felt that the training they provide I could learn myself in my free time and develop my own projects with a little self-discipline.

Completed unpaid training program successfully and was placed on a waitlist for payed training. The unpaid program focused on full stack Java development and lasted for around 3 months. The final exam was based on the topics and assesments covered in the program.