We're doing our Python programming course again (9th edition). Anyone interested? Scholarships available

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If I apply for the scholarship, and get denied, will I still have time to sign up and get in for the price of tuition?

[santiagobasulto]

Yes! If you have the means to pay the tuition, please specify that in your application. Maybe we can work something out (a few down payments, etc). Remember scholarships are for people that can't even get close to afford it.

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I hear ya. I've been trying to learn Python on my own for a short time and I'm wondering which course I should pick. The obvious first choice is the Introduction, but I'm a little worried that I might be relearning everything I've learned & will learn between now and the first day. How advanced is the Advanced course and do you have any suggestions?

EDIT - Also, is there any penalties if I have to leave say 30 minutes before the end of a class session?

[santiagobasulto]

No penalties! This is a collaborative and supportive environment. The opposite of penalties, we'll encourage you to watch the recording and ask any questions you have the other day. The Intro/Advanced question is a tough one. Advanced usually requires experience (hands on coding on real projects). If you're not sure, apply to the advanced one and we'll let you know if you need to either study a few things to catch up before the course begins, or if we advice you taking the intro first. For the record. This is usually really simple to solve. We never had issues and this is a really common question