Udacity Review: Is Udacity worth it in 2023? (Nanodegree)

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What the heck is Udacity and is it worth your time & money in 2023? We're going inside this learning platform today and exploring its features, courses, cost, student feedback and more.

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0:00 Intro
1:43 Why I didn’t buy a Udacity Nanodegree program
3:37 Instructors & Production Values
4:59 Cost
5:45 Student feedback
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Please don't do a review if you did not even do the program, great that you admit it though. you are not qualified to review unless you went through the program.

frenchmike

The biggest issue is that you lose access to the course after 1 year even if you graduate. After paying $1500 for a course this seems kinda unfair

ssbuilds

I wrote a comment earlier but it seems to not have been posted. Anyways, here it is:

As of January 19th, 2021 (last week), I have finished my 7th Nanodegree. To make the very long story short, I would say that I enrolled in these 7 NDs with either a 50% and 75% discount.

Also, enroll only if you already have either basic to intermediate knowledge of the skill sets. My viewpoint is that, do a Udacity Nanodegree to further build your portfolio. For me, this is 95% of the reason why I enrolled. The 'degree' aka certificate alone poses minimal value. I respect the contents and content creators/instructors' backgrounds, but at the end of the day, I do it to have amazing, real world projects that I can show potential employers / stakeholders.

My nanodegrees are:
1. SQL
2. AI Prod Manager
3. Agile
4. Business Analytics
5. Data Prod Manager
6. Marketing Analytics
7. Data Science for biz leaders

frederickzoreta

Udacity content is great and well-executed, and the only reason their products might be outdated is that it takes a long time to create such an amazing and very detailed content.
the only bad things in Udacity are :
1- the refund policy, since 2 days are not enough to decide for anything.
2- the estimated time for the course is not real !! when they say you can finish it in 3 months in 10 hours a week, they probably mean 4 months in very focused and concentrated 20 hours a week !!

mahmoudh

The reviews are priceless. I didn't expect such a professional, detailed and personal reviews for my projects

camilogarcial

I just downloaded the syllabus and added what I wanted to my data analyst roadmap. Then simply found free sources for the subjects to learn.

wartem

The cost was what put me off. On the other hand, educative is hitting all the right spots for me (interactive exercises in browser like fcc, deeper explanations of concepts and structured well enough that you don’t get too overwhelmed. Im so glad you recommended it and you discount code was icing on the cake👍

madifz

For the novice people, the free course is good enough and give you a glimps of what the IT is. But for advancement, the nano degree definitely not recommended

cambridgeray

Wow! Udacity has only a 2 day cancellation policy! What kind of fishy cancellation policy is that?

jo

I love DLM systems, and the fact that you're reviewing them in a chipper way, (and your voice is good on the ears), and you're articulate, means I'm a new sub.

LegionKilo

Why did you change to 2023 if it's 2 years old and you say on the first seconds its 2021? Stop trying to get only views

rafaelzerbini

Udacity is great because the tutors have vast experience on the field but, the prices turn me off.. :/

NetSkillNavigator

I got a Nanodegree from Udacity. I thought it was pretty good but some definite flaws. The lessons weren't consistent with the projects. I would give it a 7/10.

cdac

I just completed the Business Analytics program and it was really hard because I had to found myself going back to brush up on an algebra, statistics, Microsoft Excel. It was rough.

designhubcustomapparel

I had the opportunity to do a Nanodegree in Business Analytics. What I found was 60+ hours of "basic" information (to get to a project), , to find that the "project" were highly advanced. For example, in the 2nd project they ask for a "Profit and Loss Dashboard" based on ~1700 line item spreadsheet.

Now then, for somebody that deals with this all the time? No big deal maybe, but for somebody that, even though uses excel daily, doesn't use the functions being required. To say I feel like the classes were grade school level, but the "projects" were college level is an understatement. The Q&A section is not very good, and many times it says "the information is given in the classes". Not happy with it.

WreckDiver