ALT The image is a Reddit post from the r/codingbootcamp subreddit by user u/Adventurous-News-804 with the title: "5 months post CodeSmith, only 1 person got hired" The post describes the user's experience with CodeSmith, a coding bootcamp, and claims that only one person from the October 2024 graduating class has found a job—and that person was hired as a Software Engineer (SWE) by their current employer. The user expresses shock that none of the other graduates have landed SWE roles, not even junior-level positions. They also question CodeSmith’s advertised job placement rates, suggesting something unusual about their reported numbers. The post has 86 upvotes, 62 comments, 3 angry reaction emojis, and 39 shares.

ALT A screenshot of a webpage displaying tuition options for a Software Engineering Immersive program. The heading reads 'Tuition Options,' followed by bolded text stating, 'Tuition for the Software Engineering Immersive program is $22,500.' The text explains that various financing options are available, including payment plans, loan partners, and scholarships. It mentions that financing is typically the last step of the admissions process, and once a student is accepted, the admissions team will assist in confirming the best financing option. The message also provides guidance for students with questions, advising them to contact an Admissions Coordinator or Admissions Advisor.