Aptitude Test
The Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT) is a 15-minute proven measure of an individual’s ability to solve problems, digest and apply information, learn new skills, and think critically.
The Hack Reactor Admissions Process by Program
Our admissions process varies based on the coding bootcamp of your choice. Check out each bootcamp’s specific steps to make sure you’re all set.
No Matter the Program, Here’s What You Need to Get Started
Coding bootcamps are a big step — but getting started with your application is easy. Here’s how to complete your application:
1. Create an Account
First, you’ll be prompted to create an account and enter our admissions portal.
2. Select Your Program
Next, you’ll select the coding bootcamp best suited to your level of experience and schedule.
3. Answer a Few Questions
Then, you’ll answer a few questions about your background and goals.
4. Follow the Portal Steps
Finally, you’ll follow the steps in the portal to complete your application.
Admissions Assessments
Find Success in the Right Coding Bootcamp for You
Explore the required admissions assessments for each program.
- The Full-Time Beginner Coding Bootcamp requires a 15-minute non-technical interview, as well as the Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT).
- The Intermediate Coding Bootcamp requires the Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT), plus a coding challenge and the Technical Admissions Assessment (TAA).
Coding Challenge
This covers many of the concepts and skills required of our Intermediate Coding Bootcamp applicants — and gives you an idea of your readiness for the upcoming TAA.
Technical Assessment
During the Technical Admissions Assessment (TAA), intermediate coding bootcamp applicants show fluency in JavaScript fundamentals and an ability to tackle problems in a collaborative setting.
Hack Reactor Admissions Process FAQs
Explore a few FAQs — and don’t hesitate to schedule a quick call with an advisor to get any specific questions you have answered.
No matter which of our coding bootcamps you choose, the outcome will be the same: you’ll graduate as a job-ready full-stack software engineer. But how do you know which is right for you? The differences between our Beginner and Intermediate Coding Bootcamps include program timing and pacing, needed incoming skill level, learning style, and curriculum. Please explore each program page for more details and sign up for an info session to learn more.
Yes, though we are not able to support student visas. All of our programs are currently being offered live online, so you can attend classes from wherever you are. We’re proud to accept applications and welcome students from all over the world into our programs and look forward to continuing to do so.
For our Beginner Coding Bootcamp, you do not need any coding experience.
For our Intermediate Coding Bootcamp, you need intermediate-level coding experience.
Our Beginner and Intermediate Coding Bootcamps are all $19,480. Learn more about financing on our Financing Options page.
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Pick the date and time that works for you. Our Enrollment Advisors can answer any questions you have and walk you through next steps.
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Complete your application in 20 minutes or less. All you need to do to get started is answer a few questions about your background and professional goals.
