[hellogoodbyeeee]

What kind of job are they guaranteeing? My current position is like 25% data science and 75% business analyst (with a business analyst level salary). If they would guarantee me a job that was 100% data scientist with a $100k salary I would sign up in a heart beat, but I figure they will say I already have a job doing that function and not give me my money back.

[rockdiesel]

https://www.udacity.com/nanodegree/plus

https://udacity.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/207695886-What...

https://www.udacity.com/legal/nanodegreeplus

[kd0amg]

Udacity guarantees you a job offer as an employee or a contractor within 6 months from receiving your Nanodegree Plus credential (the Job Placement Period). Further, in your new job Udacity guarantees that your gross income from such job will be in excess of your cost of tuition (pre-tax) within a 3 month period following job placement.

3 months at (US federal) minimum wage is roughly $3500, well over a year's tuition.

[wolfgke]

> Udacity guarantees you a job offer as an employee or a contractor within 6 months from receiving your Nanodegree Plus credential (the Job Placement Period). Further, in your new job Udacity guarantees that your gross income from such job will be in excess of your cost of tuition (pre-tax) within a 3 month period following job placement.

> 3 months at (US federal) minimum wage is roughly $3500, well over a year's tuition.

The problem is that the interesting metric is income - (minus) necessary expenses (e.g. living costs). The latter are very high for example in San Francisco, where there are more jobs.