Homepage on 2026-10-08 states 'Code Fellows has ceased operations' after 11 years; Course Report marks the school closed. Neither page gives the closure date; the 11-year span from a 2013 founding places it in 2024. source
Code Fellows was Seattle's long-running bootcamp whose Ops 101 to 401 sequence was one of the few modular cyber tracks; it has ceased operations. If you are looking at it because of an old ranking, there is nothing to enroll in. Alumni seeking transcripts or self-study access should use the contact details on the closure page.
The facts
| Category | Cybersecurity, Software engineering, Cloud and DevOps |
|---|---|
| Website | codefellows.org |
| Based | Seattle, WA · founded 2013 |
| Format | online-live, in-person |
| Programs | Ops 101: Explore Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity Careers, Ops 201: Foundations of Computer Operations, Ops 301: Networking and Systems Administration, Ops 401: Cybersecurity Engineering, Code 101-401 software development |
| Length | Modular 101/201/301/401 sequence; lengths no longer published. unknown |
| Tuition | Tuition pages removed; not verifiable. unknown |
| Financing | gi-bill, loan, scholarship Closure page lists GI Bill, VET TEC, Climb Credit, BFET and $4.86M in scholarships as historical funding options. |
| Admission | open Closed; not applicable. |
| Stack | networking, systems administration, cloud operations, cybersecurity engineering (Ops 401) |
Outcomes
Placement: 93% in-field employment rate (closure page, all programs); Course Report lists 98% within 180 days for January 2013 to May 2019 graduates. Median salary: $72,500 average reported salary (2013-2019 cohorts, Course Report). Reporting period: 2019. reported source
Interview-prep depth
The syllabus is not public in enough detail to score. No longer operating.
Whatever the program covers, the interview itself is free to prepare for here: coding patterns, system design, practice prompts, company guides.
What a careful reader should know
The closure page redirects cybersecurity seekers to Infosec Institute's 26-week Cybersecurity Foundations Immersive Boot Camp and veterans to Code Platoon, and says course material would be made available to alumni for self-study. The Infosec referral is a marketing handoff, not a continuation of the Ops curriculum. Reported 3,338 graduates at closure (2,185 at HQ, 1,153 via partner schools). Most recent Course Report reviews date from 2023.
Third-party signals: Course Report 4.47 (229 reviews). Graduation-time star ratings are collected by the schools; weigh them accordingly.
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