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Once you apply and successfully make your way through our Hack Reactor Coding Bootcamp admissions process, you’ll receive and complete your RIC application, submit a non-refundable $100 deposit, and begin your bootcamp.
The Retail Installment Contract (RIC) terms for our Hack Reactor Coding Bootcamps are administered and serviced through Stride Funding. The RIC application requires a hard credit inquiry through Stride Funding.
Retail Installment Contracts are available to students residing in California and Washington only. If you live in another U.S. state, explore our Income Share Agreement options.
To be eligible to apply, you must meet one of the following residency criteria:
Once you apply and successfully make your way through our Hack Reactor Coding Bootcamp admissions process, you’ll receive and complete your RIC application, submit a non-refundable $100 deposit, and begin your bootcamp.
Learn from industry-leading instructors, make lifelong connections and friends, then take on your job search confidently with the support of our Career Services team.
Once you land a job making a salary of at least $50k a year, you’ll begin paying your tuition. Even if you get a job right away, your payments won’t start until three months after you graduate.
We believe it’s important to help support students who are learning to code by providing financial flexibility with tuition assistance.
RICs allow us to offer our programs to a greater number of students who need financial alternatives.
By removing a hurdle of affordability, we can focus on getting the best and brightest students from an even wider variety of backgrounds.
We have nothing but confidence in our students and our program, which is why we allow students to pay tuition after they find a job and they’re making a comfortable salary.
After a $100 non-refundable deposit, defer the rest of your tuition until you’re making at least $50k/year.
Once you’re above the $50k threshold, pay monthly installments. The maximum monthly payment will be $565.25.
Make 48 fixed monthly payments.
Defer all or some of your tuition and pay back 1.4x what you defer.
If you’re not earning at least $50k, your RIC pauses.
Check out our most frequently asked questions about student financing.