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They responded within a reasonable time frame whenever I had questions. Their tutors are very helpful and committed to their students.

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They responded within a reasonable time frame whenever I had questions. Their tutors are very helpful and committed to their students.

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I've had a great experience and so much fun doing this project. Thank you all
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I've had a great experience studying with TripleTen. The learning coaches are incredibly supportive and quick to help whenever I get stuck, which makes a real difference when you're learning something new. The platform is well-organized and easy to navigate, with hands-on projects that actually build your skills step by step. The program strikes a nice balance between theory and practical work, and I always feel supported. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to break into tech!

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I had a great experience with TripleTen and would definitely give them 5 stars. Before joining, I had no experience with machine learning, but the program broke everything down into manageable steps. The projects were challenging enough to help me build real skills without feeling impossible. I liked that the curriculum focused on hands-on work instead of just watching videos. By the end of the program, I had built a portfolio of projects that gave me much more confidence in my abilities. The instructors and reviewers provided helpful feedback throughout the program, and the Learning Coach checked in regularly to make sure I was staying on track. Whenever I got stuck, there was always someone available to point me in the right direction. The program does require dedication and consistency, especially if you’re balancing work and personal responsibilities, but if you’re willing to put in the effort, you’ll get a lot out of it. Overall, I’m glad I chose TripleTen. It gave me practical experience, strengthened my problem-solving skills, and helped prepare me for a career in AI and machine learning. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a structured, project-based bootcamp that focuses on real-world skills.

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The way the course materials are organized, I believe anyone without prior technical knowledge can easily grasp the materials. In addition, the learning coach and instructors are very helpful.

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My experience with TripleTen has been genuinely rewarding. The program is structured, practical, and designed to help students build real-world cybersecurity skills. What truly made the journey exceptional was the support system behind it. My career coach, Julie Allen, played a huge role in shaping my job‑search strategy. She provided personalized feedback, helped me refine my resume and LinkedIn profile, and always motivated me to stay focused on my goals. My learning coach, Anush, consistently guided me with patience, clarity, and encouragement. His explanations helped me understand complex concepts and stay confident throughout the program. TripleTen combines strong curriculum, hands‑on projects, and dedicated mentors who genuinely care about your success. I’m grateful for the experience and highly recommend it to anyone serious about starting a career in cybersecurity.

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I completed TripleTen's Software Engineering course and it was overall a solid experience. The curriculum is well-structured -- you build real projects from day one, starting simple and gradually adding complexity. By the end I had a portfolio of working apps, including a full-stack app. The projects actually teach you how to think like a developer, not just follow along. Support was the biggest part that I can confidently say is the programs strong suit between learning coaches and tutors help is provided anywhere you need it.
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The experience is fun and enjoyable. Im learning lots of new information that I could take to my next career path. My career coach is also very helpful by keeping me up to date and motivated to continue.
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Sara, my career coach, was very helpful, professional, and inspirational throughout my TripleTen experience. The entire course was clear, well-organized, and easy to follow. Having Sara's support made a big difference and helped me stay on track throughout the program.

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Great program and awesome support! TripleTen’s QA Engineering track was and still is a game-changer for me. The hands-on projects actually feel like real world work, you’re not just memorizing theory, you’re actually testing apps and finding bugs. What made the experience even better was my learning coach, Arpine. She kept me motivated, checked in regularly, and made sure I never felt stuck. TripleTen does a fantastic job blending practical learning with real human support. Definitely recommend it if you want to break into QA! But my most best experience ever is the Ai name Dot. He can answer most of the questions that you have regarding your lessons before talking to a person. Amazing
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I signed up for the Tripleten AI and Machine Learning course. I went to the introductory class and then decided to withdraw. I never started any of the class for the course. When you sign up, they tell you that there is a 100% refund if withdrawal is done within the first 14 days by using the withdrawal form. I verified this because of the high pressure sales tactics I was experiencing. There is NO withdrawal form which is what I was told when I signed up. You have to scrounge around their website and do a lot of web searches before you can get to their withdrawal platform which is really a retention platform. At the end of their withdrawal process, you have to sign up through their system for a phone call. So the appointment is made for when they are free to make the call. My current experience is they will not call you and when you call, email or text, they turf you and say this request to communicate about a withdrawal has been flagged and someone will get to you within 24 hours. Your loan will not be able to be stopped without the loan service being contacted by Tripleten which may take the rest of 2026 at this rate. Stay away from this company. The courses may be good but their unprofessional business tactics are not worth your time.
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Would not recommend this program to anyone. Waste of money and time because YOU WON'T FIND A JOB!!! Looking now, July 2026, back at my fellow graduates, almost none of them found a job, apparent by the fact that TripleTen STILL advertises people from 4-5 years ago as example students on their website. This is my review is from Jan. 2025 (I put it on Google, and decided to put it here too because I got an ad for TripleTen on YouTube and got a visceral reaction), but my review still applies today. Here is my original review: I am writing this review with hindsight. The good: Tutors (back during my time with the program) are amazing. Shout out to Kevin, Max, Serge and Devin. Externships are a delight. Elvira and Iullia (in the past) are running it well with Tomer and Josh doing a great job managing everyone. Code jams are always good. Nadia, Devin and Tiffany do a good job there. Success managers are always there for you. Code reviewers always give good feedback. Career coaches are trying their best and are doing damn good job considering what they have to deliver to people according to what was advertised. The bad: From the onset, the people that initially interact with you are called "admission advisors". Their correct title should be "sales people" because will spin you a story about how easy it would be to find a job and how 87% of all graduates find a job within 6 months (not the case at all for graduates from the past year to 1.5). They tell you how externships are a way to get a job, and how you are able to get a role with the company you are doing an externship for, which I believe never happened. They also LOVE to use anecdotal stories on their website and social media about students getting a job. One of the people on their website is someone who took a year and a half to find a job and they advertise him like their poster child. It's so bad that TripleTen increased their money back guarantee terms from 6 months, to 10 months. That's telling if you ask me. Now, to get the money back, you have to apply to 10 jobs a week (easy apply doesn't count), connect with 10 people, attend a biweekly 30 minute meeting and work on coding side projects for 20 hours a week. Sounds a lot like a full time job without the benefit of getting paid to me. Fail to do any of the above for a given week and you are no longer getting your money back. So consider your money gone if you are working full-time because there is no way you will be able to juggle all this. I did some calculations, at 10 months, we are looking at 435 job applications and 435 connections. Some parts of the country don't have that many jobs (even less so if you remove easy apply from the mix), and don't get me started on 435 connections, that's a small army. Next is the issue of the structure of the program. You get your money back after 2 weeks, but the program is structured in such a way that the beginning one month is extremely easy and so you get a false sense of security and thinking that this program is easy, meanwhile, once you get to halfway into the program you are likely to fail and not want to continue coding. A LOT of resources go into the first 3 sprints of the course to make sure students feel comfortable, while the rest of the sprints don't. They literally had a discussion about how to make sprint 1 (first week) easier so that less people drop out. I brought up the fact that the way sprint 1 is currently structured is already easy compared to the rest of the bootcamp and that people that can't finish Sprint 1 are unlikely to finish later sprints, but it went on deaf ears. Back when I started the program, there was a cohort every other week. Now there is a cohort every week and sometimes another one every other week. That's too many people into this already over saturated market. Their website is full of lies, and, or inaccuracies. Like showing Max and Jorge as tutors when they aren't anymore (opting instead to outsource tutoring to recent grads and out of co

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I just finished my QA Engineering course and it was awesome with all the learning, courses, and staff help. It was a good pace and super easy to get around, so I'd totally recommend the TripleTen bootcamp if you wanna get into tech and all its different parts.

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The unyielding kindness and patience that ever single instructor and staff in general from TripleTen provided me, & Dot the Chat Bot.
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I enjoyed the whole program. It was educational to build your own project from scratch.
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"I enrolled in TripleTen's Data Analytics program . What I appreciated most was the hands-on, project-based structure. Instead of endless video lectures, you learn primarily through reading text modules, practicing directly in an interactive platform, and building real-world projects (like running SQL queries, analyzing datasets, or in basic Python). The code reviews and detailed feedback from tutors on submitted projects were top-notch. The Discord community and learning coaches keep you accountable. It requires strong self-motivation because there are no live daily lectures, but if you put in the time and leverage their support team, it's a solid, practical bridge into tech."

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The chapters go very in depth while explaining and showing everything going on really well, the projects can be challenging but going to a class they explain everything really well in a way that makes more sense. As well as they make sure you’re fully prepared to start looking for a job.
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I'm aware that this is a "bootcamp"; however, I strongly feel as if there should be actual lectures to go teach the courses. I also STRONGLY feel that the timeframe given to complete lessons and projects are dishonest and unrealistic. The things I do appreciate; however, are my learning coach, Arpine Sargsyan, that I am indeed learning something completely new, and the recorded lessons. I am very grateful for Arpine because she consistently reaches out to me whenever she notices I'm losing momentum and steam. She is adamant about keeping me encourage. I thank GOD for her!

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I enrolled in TripleTen specifically because of their advertised Money-Back Guarantee — the promise that if you completed the program and actively worked your job search, you'd get your tuition back if you didn't land a job in your field. I financed the program through a loan largely because of that promise. I completed the full program and put in real effort on my job search every week, tracking my applications as required. What I didn't know was that TripleTen had changed the terms of the guarantee — removing an option that let networking activities offset weeks with fewer job applications, and replacing it with a flat requirement of 10 job applications and 10 networking activities every single week. I was never clearly notified of this change before it applied to me. I was denied my refund because I logged 9 job applications instead of the new 10-minimum, in the very first week the changed rule applied to me. I had no idea the requirement had shifted, and no chance to adjust before being judged against it. I understand companies update their policies, but changing the terms of a guarantee without making sure students actually know about it — and then denying a refund over a single application short, during the very transition — feels like a bait-and-switch. I'm now stuck repaying a loan for a guarantee I was never given a fair chance to meet. If you're considering this program because of the money-back guarantee, know that the terms can change without clear notice, and you can be held to new rules you didn't know existed. The program isn't worth $10,000 for Business Intelligence Certification.

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My experience with TripleTen started off really well. The onboarding process was smooth, the platform was easy to navigate, and I learned a lot throughout the program. I especially want to thank my tutors and learning coaches for their patience, guidance, encouragement, and support they genuinely cared about helping students succeed, and I truly appreciate everything they did for me. One of the biggest lessons I took away from this experience is to fully understand the enrollment agreement, financial commitment, and program expectations before signing up. I’d also encourage future students to take an honest look at their current life situation. If you have a lot of personal, family, or work responsibilities that require 70–90% of your attention, it can be challenging to dedicate the consistent time and effort needed to get the most out of the program. I also recommend taking the time to figure out what you truly want to do in your career before enrolling. Having a clear goal makes it much easier to stay motivated and get the greatest value from the coursework. Overall, I’m grateful for the knowledge I gained and for everyone who supported me throughout the journey. I wish all future students the best of luck and success in whatever path they choose.
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