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Most of our applicants qualify for some form of financial assistance.
Payment is not required until you have been accepted into a bootcamp. Tuition varies by bootcamp. If you are eligible for one of the financial assistance options below, you may only be responsible for a portion of your tuition, or it may be completely covered. Please apply to a Deep Dive bootcamp and speak to a Program Manager about the options you may qualify for. Financial assistance depends on the requirements of the funding source and the individual circumstances of each applicant.
Please note that as a non-credit course, students will not be issued a 1098-T.
Once you’ve been accepted into Deep Dive, a $1,500 deposit is due ASAP to reserve your spot in the class. Once the deposit has been paid, we’ll get you started on the mandatory course pre-work.
Upon Acceptance: $1,500 Deposit
Due by Application Deadline: $7,495
Upon Acceptance: $1,500 Deposit
Due by Application Deadline: $8,495
Upon Acceptance: $1,500 Deposit
Due by Application Deadline: $8,495
Upon Acceptance: $1,500 Deposit
Due by Application Deadline: $8,495
Upon Acceptance: $1,500 Deposit
Due by Application Deadline: $8,495
For an additional $100 fee, we can extend that final payment due date from the application deadline to the Friday before the bootcamp begins. This $100 fee is in addition to the total cost of the bootcamp.
When you’re accepted into the bootcamp, you’ll be sent a registration form and student agreement. This form asks for dates that you’ll be ready to make your two payments, in case you’d like to pay before the deadlines. Those are the days that you can expect a CNM cashier to call you. They can collect a credit card number over the phone, or can direct you where to go to pay by check or money order. Not all CNM Cashiers can apply payment to the bootcamps, so please wait for their call.
Payment for part time programs is required in full to register.
Thanks to partnerships with charitable foundations and local and national government initiatives, we have access to funding sources for those who qualify.
The Deep Dive Coding Bootcamps are non-credit courses that are not eligible for traditional financial aid. However, many applicants qualify for funding resources that can cover some or all of their tuition costs. Financial assistance may also be available to help offset other costs. The following resources have specific qualification requirements. Our staff will work to connect you with as many resources as are available to you. Please apply to the bootcamp before applying for these payment options.
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) is for those who are unemployed or laid off. WIOA funding provides training funds for jobs in demand. Contact the New Mexico Workforce Connection at WIOA@wccnm.org or call 505.843.1900 for more details on WIOA program eligibility and enrollment. You can also visit their website at www.wccnm.org.
Job Training Albuquerque (JTA) is a workforce development program that provides opportunities for the local workforce to gain necessary skills in order to fill skill gaps and meet the workforce needs of existing and potential employers. For application information and requirements, please visit www.jobtrainingabq.org or contact Allison Pendell Jones at apendelljones@cnm.edu.
There are no Training For Your Future Funds available at this time. This page will be updated with any future funding information.
Thanks to our amazing alumni and community network, Deep Dive’s Scholarship Campaign was launched in June 2021 to make it possible for participants to attend Deep Dive without the burden of financial obstacles. Funds will be awarded for full and partial scholarships for those with demonstrated financial need. Contact us to learn more.
All coding bootcamps except for Data Science and UX/UI, which are pending approval, are eligible for GI Bill benefits. Veterans should apply for GI Bill benefits and obtain a Certificate of Eligibility before applying to the bootcamp.
Learn more about Veterans education benefits and resources for CNM students.
If you do not qualify for other types of funding, a student loan may help cover your tuition costs. Our staff cannot assist in applying for loans, but the following are options you may wish to consider. Before you apply for a private loan, it’s important to understand what’s involved to avoid any surprises. This article by Lend Edu discusses some of the details you should be aware of.
The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) provides tuition and other assistance for those who have an impairment which “constitutes a substantial impediment to employment.” Contact a DVR representative for more details.
The Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program was created to assist workers dislocated due to foreign imports or the transfer of production to other countries. The program offers great benefits including money for retraining and reimbursement of job search and relocation expenses.
