Why I Chose CareerFoundry | How to Choose a UX Design Bootcamp

Hey guys! Since I get questions about this all the time, I figured I’d make a video dedicated to it. In this video I talk about why I chose CareerFoundry as my bootcamp to help me transition into a UX design career. I also talk about how to choose a UX bootcamp.

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[MrKoolBreeze]

I’m looking into CareerFoundry. They were the first to pop up when I was researching them and kept showing up, so I talked with them. Cool thing is, I’m a Veteran so they are offering a scholarship to attend. I’m also about to finish college with my Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management degree. The reason why I’m looking into this is because I saw the value in it especially if I can take Ux Design and bring it into the event or Tourism industry. I don’t have much civilian experience with events, BUT, adding Ux design to my skill set will help a lot. I already have a certificate for Event Design (Young professional version but still valid). Im hoping to take this and work on event applications or tourism applications and even use it to help a live event such as trade shows in the physical aspect of ux or experience design. Problem I see though is that people will see it as just event Design and downplay the role.

[Kstokes]

Hi Morgan! Just want to start off with saying thank you. Your videos are super helpful. I have a question. How did you get those extra percentages off? I’m looking to try to pay less like you did. I asked my advisor and she is saying the Tuition Reduction Savings is it. I appreciate any advice you have.

[TonyBullard]

What's the balance of written vs video in a CF lesson? In their free intro course it's mostly written and includes the content on their YT channel. Is it different or similar with the paid courses?

[cmxtobi]

Why didn't you finish? Was it school related?

[h.]

Have its courses are free?. CareerFoundry