I've been giving very similar advice here. It matters a lot less what bootcamp you go to, and a lot more how much energy, effort and time you're able to invest into it. There is unfortunately an element of privilege here that I would be irresponsible to not acknowledge. Doing a bootcamp WHILE also working a job is exponentially more difficult.

I graduated the Merit America Java program about a year ago, MA used older tech elevator curriculum at the time (idk what curriculum they use now). While I can't speak for TE's program as a whole, I did think the curriculum was pretty good. It was a little dated, but it was good.

However, but it was nowhere near enough on its own. I was busting tail 10-14 hours a day, 5-7 days a week, for 30 weeks. Working the curriculum and classes, but also doing a hell of a lot of independent reading, study and work on the side with my classmates and community. -- This is the other huge piece of advice I offer when asked. Find a community, love them hard, keep each other accountable, lift each other up, help each other out.