That's my biggest concern with Code to be honest. I'm currently applying at code and working on my challenge (which in my opinion is quite difficult to master simply because of the very loose structure of the task) and am still not sure if Code is the right place for me. I really love your concept of studying for I agree that it's the best way to learn, although Im unsure if the tuition fee is not too high for the services you provide. Do you mind explaining your opinion on that and also some maybe some insight to why your team decided to design the challenge so loosely?
Edit: And also: What is your own opinion on whether or not one should already be able to code when starting at CODE?
2. edit: Don't you think that after graduation it will get difficult for alumni to find a job / university for a master degree because CODE only provides Bachelors of Art?
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That's my biggest concern with Code to be honest. I'm currently applying at code and working on my challenge (which in my opinion is quite difficult to master simply because of the very loose structure of the task) and am still not sure if Code is the right place for me. I really love your concept of studying for I agree that it's the best way to learn, although Im unsure if the tuition fee is not too high for the services you provide. Do you mind explaining your opinion on that and also some maybe some insight to why your team decided to design the challenge so loosely?
Edit: And also: What is your own opinion on whether or not one should already be able to code when starting at CODE?
2. edit: Don't you think that after graduation it will get difficult for alumni to find a job / university for a master degree because CODE only provides Bachelors of Art?
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