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boot camp

noun as in basic training camp

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One issue with coding boot camps is that while it might help a student go from unemployed to employed, the lack of credential and degree might limit career mobility past that first job.

If a Henry student doesn’t get employed in a job that allows them to make $500 a month within five years after the program completes, they are off the hook for paying back the boot camp.

Netflix will foot the bill for students accepted into the program, and they’ll get course credit for completing the boot camp, the company said.

Sora is working on partnering with the “next generation of college and university replacements,” he says, such as boot camps or internships.

Pell Grants, which help low-income students pay for education, can’t be used for nontraditional programs like boot camps or a 170-hour EMT certification.

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And Beyonce's dad is offering a "boot camp" on how to be Beyonce.

How about if you flunked out of boot camp in your second week?

After that he decided he needed to “give this a serious chance, so I gave myself what I called at the time soccer boot camp.”

The boot camp program is five nights and available anytime from April to November.

Yeah, I was going through boot camp and then had to study Shakespeare.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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