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Take a full-time Ironhack course at no up-front cost. With Ironhack's Income Share Agreements, you pay your tuition only when you've landed a job making $40K/year or more.
ISA stands for "income share agreement" - it is an agreement in which you receive education funding in exchange for a fixed percentage of your post-graduation income over a pre-defined period of time. Ironhack's ISA program gives you the opportunity to take an Ironhack bootcamp at no cost until you land a job. Payment only begins once you secure a role making at least $40K/year ($3,333.33/month).
Ironhack's ISA program is available to individuals who are:
· Incoming Full-time Web Dev and Full-time UX students for cohorts in August or October 2019 at Ironhack Miami's campus in the United States.
· At the time of application are at least 18 years of age on the date of entry.
· A legal resident of the United States.
Once students are deemed eligible, they must complete the following additional application steps in order to be approved:
· Participate in the personal interview with the Ironhack team.
· Take and pass a skills assesment.
· Meet credit check criteria.
· Complete WD or UX pre-work.
Please note: Ironhack's ISA is void wherever restricted or prohibited at the terms and conditions specified in the ISA agreement or by law. Applicant’s rights and responsibilities may vary by jurisdiction.
1. Fill out the application form.
2. Meet the Ironhack team for a personal interivew.
3. Receive your tech assesment study material via email from us.
4. Pass your virtual technical assessment.
5. If you are selected, review and complete your ISA agreement.
6. Get started on your pre-work!.
August bootcamps - applications close July 26th, 2019.
October bootcamps - applications close September 27th, 2019.
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An ISA is a contractual agreement in which you receive education funding. In exchange, you agree to share a fixed percentage of your post–graduation income over a defined period of time.
An ISA is completed when the first of these events occurs:
- You complete the required number of payments.
- You achieve the payment cap.
- The payment window ends.
ISAs offer you an alternative to debt. Debt can create substantial risks to you if you cannot afford your payments during and after education. ISA payments adjust according to levels of income made after you graduate from the bootcamp. The minimum income threshold and payment cap ensure you will not pay if you do not earn a minimum income level and, on the other end, if you earn a substantial amount of income you will not pay above a certain amount.
Monthly payments are calculated by applying the income share to your total monthly earned income. You will receive a monthly bill for this amount, and you can make your payments online, over the phone, or via mail.
The minimum income threshold for this ISA is $3,333.33/month (equivalent to $40,000/year). If your income falls below $40,000/year, your payments will pause. Your payments will resume when your income increases above the threshold.
No. Although some students may pay the full payment cap, others may pay less or even nothing, depending on their monthly earned income. You should compare other types of financing that may be available to you before you decide if an ISA is right for you.
Yes. You may satisfy your ISA at any time by paying the payment cap minus any payments you’ve already made with no penalty at all.
If you leave the program before completing 40% of the bootcamp, your ISA will be prorated according to the number of completed program days. If you leave the program after completing 40% of the course, you will share your income according to the full terms of the ISA.
You are required to pay the agreed-upon percentage of your income for the prescribed term of the contract. The amount you pay is not tied to the value of the tuition benefit you received.
Absolutely not. There are no requirements stipulating the nature or type of employment that you choose after graduation.
ISA Amount: The amount credited to your account (the net tuition of the program you choose to do).
Income Share: The percentage of monthly income you will pay back.
Required Payments: The number of monthly payments required to fulfill your ISA obligation (also called payment term).
Payment Window: The maximum time for your ISA. An ISA in good standing ends when the payment window is over, even if - based on your monthly earned income - you have been required to pay less than the ISA amount or nothing at all.
Minimum Income Threshold: The income that you must be making in order to make payments. If you are making below that, then payments are paused.
Payment Cap: The maximum amount you can be obligated to share; expressed as a multiple of the ISA amount.
Grace Period: The time period you wait after graduating and before your payments begin.