Satisfactory Academic Progress

All students are expected to make satisfactory academic progress in order to successfully meet the academic requirements for completion and to remain enrolled. Progress checks will be reviewed at regular intervals throughout the student's program. Belt Exams are used to assess a student's academic progress during the program. In order to successfully complete a program, a student must get an 8.0 (or 80%) or higher on each Belt Examination.

Onsite and Full-Time Online Software Development Programs - Academic progress will be reviewed each Monday of a course, with the exceptions of the first Monday of a  course. Given the nature of the short course, academic progress for any 1-week course (e.g., Programming Basics) will be reviewed the Wednesday of the 1-week course. Student attendance and engagement will be reviewed to ensure student participation.

Online Part-Time Software Development Programs - Academic progress will be reviewed starting on the third Monday (or the start of the third week) of each course  and continuing on each alternating Monday in the course (every two weeks). Given the nature of the short course, academic progress for any 2-week course (e.g., Programming Basics) will be reviewed on Monday week 2 of the course. Student attendance and engagement will be reviewed to ensure student participation.

Data Science Online Part-Time Programs - Academic progress will be reviewed halfway through a course - which typically is Monday of the third week of a course.

Data Analytics & Visualization and Data Science & Machine Learning Programs - Academic progress will be reviewed halfway through a course - which typically is Monday of the third week of a course.

Cybersecurity and UI/UX Design Online Part-Time Programs - Academic progress will be reviewed starting on the third Tuesday (or the start of the third week) of each  course and continuing on each alternating Tuesday in the course (every two weeks).

A final progress check will be performed at the end of each course to review student eligibility to proceed to the next course or graduation.