by GC-Marketing | Jul 6, 2021 | Our Students & Alumni
When COVID-19 precautions caused a series of closures at the escape room where he worked, Eli Stone decided to shift to a new career. After enrolling in a daytime JavaScript bootcamp with Grand Circus, he found that coding, like escape rooms, is all about solving...
by GC-Marketing | May 28, 2021 | Our Students & Alumni
This month, we’re sharing insights from Karina Lopez, a 2017 Grand Circus DEVELOP(her) graduate. Before deciding to pursue a new path in tech, Karina felt stuck in her sales job. She thought that her educational background didn’t offer her other career options. A few...
by GC-Marketing | Apr 30, 2021 | Our Students & Alumni
Making a career change can be daunting, especially when you’re already established and doing well, but that’s just what Heather Wenzel did. When she applied for a Grand Circus coding bootcamp, Heather had been in marketing, a career she chose in college, for eight...
by GC-Marketing | Mar 31, 2021 | Our Students & Alumni
Meet Josie Wheeler, a Grand Circus grad and Process Architect at Accenture. We caught up with Josie to learn about her career journey before, during, and after coding bootcamp. One thing that excites us about her story is the way she moved from bootcamp to a...
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by GC-Marketing | Mar 18, 2021 | Our Students & Alumni
When Chandler Keyes came to Grand Circus bootcamp in 2017, she was fresh out of high school. Since then, she’s built a career in tech, helped other beginners get their start through the free Intro to Coding course, and created a YouTube channel where she shares her...
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by GC-Marketing | Mar 2, 2021 | Our Students & Alumni
Ten years after college, Leanne Roddy was ready for a new opportunity. She wanted a career that would give her the financial freedom to travel but still keep her creative fires burning. She considered coding bootcamp for over a year, but the timing just wasn’t right....
