Everyone that does software hiring knows to shy away from people who paid five-figures for "code school". Typically arrogant due to over-education, and always in need of hand-holding due to lack of any real-world experience. Not to say they can't be capable junior developers but they're generally YEARS away from being an effective associate dev, let alone product principal. But these places have assured these students that a 75K job is just 6 months away and really, that only happens if you're good looking.

Think about it... why would you hire someone who paid $25,000 in 2017 to learn how to build a Rails application with Angular (lol) when you can find someone to pay you to learn if you have any business sense at all.

It's just all a recipe for failure, except for those profiting at the student's expense.