ls ~/programs --long
Every program runs full-time (career-change speed, not compatible with a job) and part-time (two evenings plus Saturday, built around one). Same curriculum, same instructors, same checkpoints. Only the pace changes.
engineering
HTML to deployed product: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Node and PostgreSQL, taught live with daily pair programming and weekly code review.
data
SQL first, then Python, statistics and dashboards: the working analyst's toolkit, taught through messy real-world datasets instead of clean textbook ones.
design
Research to shipped interface: user research, interaction design, Figma, prototyping and usability testing, with two portfolio case studies built on real briefs.
| Program | Full-time | Part-time | Tuition (upfront) | Median start salary* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-Stack Web Development | 16 weeks · about 40 hrs a week | 28 weeks · about 18 hrs a week | $9,900 | $68,500 |
| Data Analytics | 14 weeks · about 40 hrs a week | 24 weeks · about 16 hrs a week | $7,900 | $62,000 |
| UX Design | 15 weeks · about 40 hrs a week | 26 weeks · about 17 hrs a week | $8,700 | $64,500 |
*median of salaries reported by 2025 grads employed in-field. example figures; see the method and response rates. outcomes vary; nothing is guaranteed.
full-time
About 40 hours a week
30 live hours, Monday to Friday, plus about 10 hours of project work. You can't hold a job through it.
part-time
About 16 to 18 hours a week
11 live hours (two weeknights and Saturday) plus 5 to 7 hours of project work. Built around a job.
Pick the one closest and say you're unsure in the application. The admissions call is for exactly this, and we'll tell you if a different program, or none, suits your goal better.
northpath --apply
Applications are rolling and cohorts start monthly, so there is no deadline trick here. A person on the admissions team replies within 2 business days. No pressure calls, no countdown timers.