Chantelle W.
Nucamp is a No Go
The Nucamp staff are liars and thieves. If you use the loan options, they will purposefully overcharge you, hoping that you aren't paying attention to the loan disbursement amount. But I was paying attention. I registered for the Complete Software Engineering boot camp on April 28, 2022, well before the early bird deadline. Course price was $4268. They charged $4868. When I asked about this, they claimed I didn't qualify for the early bird discount because I used the loan options. This is written nowhere in the website or enrollment agreement. No disclosure. I complained to the owner, Ludovic Fourrage, and he said I was overcharged because the price increased in June. June? I enrolled in APRIL! I called him and his staff out on their lies and thievery, so they cancelled my enrollment. Either they did this because I'm black, or they do it to everyone. Either way, these people lack character and integrity. I'd advise everyone to stay away. *Edit in response to Nucamp's response* YOU ADVERTISED ONE BOOTCAMP FOR ONE PRICE. THOUGH IT CONSISTS OF MULTIPLE COURSES, THEY ARE PART OF ONE BOOTCAMP. I registered in April for THE COMPLETE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING BOOTCAMP, and the cost of the ENTIRE BOOTCAMP, all of the courses, had been paid IN FULL by the end of May. So price increases do not apply. How can I be charged a price increase AFTER it's been paid for? How does that not register in your minds? That's STEALING. ITS DECEITFUL. It's an insult to my intelligence. Also, with regard to violating the student code of conduct, that's another LIE. I have downloaded the code of conduct. I have screenshots of it that I would gladly post it here if I could. Go look at their website to find it. It clearly says that it applies to community forums, etc. It does not apply to support emails/communication. In any event, calling a liar a liar, and a thief a thief is truth. LIARS AND THIEVES. You lied, and you've attempted to steal. You were caught. YOU are in violation, and you just admitted to it by this response.
Response from NucampJul 12, 2022
The student registered in April for a series of 4 bootcamps, starting respectively on May 16th 2022, June 27th 2022, October 17th 2022, and April 17th 2023. The tuition for the bootcamps starting in June 2022 and later had been increased, and the student loan amount reflected this increase. The student violated our code of conduct while communicating with our staff. As a result and hoping to part ways on favorable terms we offered the student to complete the first bootcamp for free, and to refund all monies paid, which we did.