I've been through some rough situations in my life, but going through the immersive was definitely the toughest thing I've ever done. It will challenge you in ways you're not expecting, but if you're like me, you know that's a good thing. I just graduated from the Remote Pacific Campus and attended via the ISA. I didn't come with prior experience and I have ADHD. The pace is fast from day 1, but each sprint is designed to teach you something. They provide excellent support, with autonomy for balance. They give students the opportunity to work on soft skills, time management, how to work on a team, and more. Staff is very transparent and realistic with everything, from Prep on, about what to expect from the immersive, the usefulness of different tech, and what you will actually be doing professionally. I'm on the other side now, feeling very prepared for the job search, and very supported. In short, you don't choose Hack Reactor to learn how to code, you choose Hack Reactor to learn how to be an engineer. You won't understand this now, but when you get there..trust the process. Pros: - Amazing Instructors. They enjoy what they do and genuinely care about your success. - Project Phase. Prepares you for working with a professional engineering team. - You learn more than how to code. You will learn how to learn new tech and apply it quickly, which is more valuable than anything else they teach you. - Evolving Curriculum. They make changes based on student feedback and the industry. Cons: - Recorded supporting materials do not have subtitles. | 