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Jas Singh Recently I enrolled in Pragra's Java Full-Stack program, and I don't regret my decision one bit. I feel extremely prepared for the job search I'm currently undergoing, and feel motivated to learn even more. You have about 4 months to complete the program, but the team has been extremely understanding due to COVID-19 and accommodating for any delays or personal issues that have come up during these uncertain times. As it stands, the curriculum of the Pragra Full-Stack program is mostly hands-on with coding examples. It may not mesh with everyone's learning style, but it really helps you get into the habit of being able to interpret documentation and apply it to your code. They also have excellent mentors who you work with at least 2x per week to talk about any areas you felt stuck on. They also help you debug your projects if you run into anything previously un-encountered. In addition, there are open office hours and seminars/workshops that are FREE for students to attend to supplement or discuss the material in more depth. Pros: Best Curriculum, flexibility, ability to learn at your own pace (within the 6-month constraints), great support system of mentors and instructors, tons of free supplemental workshops, different scholarships for tuition payment. Cons: You need to have self-motivation to pratice and push through assignments provided to you.