Lambda School

Are you considering a major in computer science or something related to technology?

What if I told you that you could pursue a high quality program that would prepare you to be a software engineer with no up-front cost. Lambda School provides just that for students, a debt-free computer science degree!

Lambda School is a new start-up college alternative that was founded in Silicon Valley. The classes are completely online, so anyone with an internet connection can take classes. Instead of tuition, Lambda School offers an Income-Sharing Agreement option (it should be noted that students also have the option of paying $20,000 in tuition with no post-graduation tuition obligation).

What is the ISA (Income-Sharing Agreement) all about?

Once students have a job and are earning at least $50,000 per year, they pay back 17% of their income for two years. The amount of tuition that you could possibly pay is capped at $30,000, so even if you make a lot more money, you won’t have to pay back more than $30k. This also means that Lambda School has a vested interest in helping you get a job after graduation!

What can I study at Lambda School?

• Full-Stack Web & Computer Science
• Data Science
• iOS Development & Computer Science
• Android Development & Computer Science
• UX Design

How to apply?

Students can apply online and will receive an admissions decision in 4-5 business days. Special offer: If you sign up through our site, you will receive $250 when you start your first class!

Interested students can also audit Lambda courses for a day to get a better sense of the curriculum.

Bottom Line

For a motivated student who is passionate about computer science and programming, this can be a stellar option. In a little over half a year, you will be ready to apply for high paying jobs in technology. The ability to graduate from a strong academic program debt-free is something that should not be discounted. Lambda represents the future of higher education and financial aid. Expect to see Income-Sharing Agreements more often going forward.