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CATALOG | Page 1 of 37 Arizona CATALOG | Page 1 of 37 Arizona CATALOG ARIZONA Version 2019.1 Effective December 11, 2018 – December 31, 2019 602-363-2670 www.galvanize.com 515 E Grant St Phoenix AZ 85004 CATALOG | Page 2 of 37 Arizona Table of Contents NOTES .................................................................................................................................... 5 INTRODUCTION TO GALVANIZE .................................................................................................. 6 Galvanize Mission ................................................................................................................... 6 Mission Statement ................................................................................................................. 6 Galvanize Educational Objectives ........................................................................................... 6 PROGRAMS OFFERED ................................................................................................................. 6 Galvanize Data Science Immersive .......................................................................................... 6 Hack Reactor Software Engineering Immersive ....................................................................... 8 Hack Reactor Software Engineering Online Immersive ............................................................ 9 Hack Reactor Software Engineering Online Immersive - Part Time .......................................... 9 Hack Reactor Extended Software Engineering Immersive ..................................................... 11 Hack Reactor Extended Software Engineering Online Immersive .......................................... 11 ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS & ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES ................................................... 12 Galvanize Data Science Immersive ........................................................................................ 13 Hack Reactor Software Engineering Immersive (All) .............................................................. 13 ACCOMODATIONS .................................................................................................................... 13 PAYMENT INFORMATION ......................................................................................................... 13 Payment Terms .................................................................................................................... 14 Loans .................................................................................................................................... 14 Tuition Assistance ................................................................................................................. 14 POSTPONEMENT CLAUSE ......................................................................................................... 14 TRANSFER OF CREDIT ............................................................................................................... 15 LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION ................................................................................................... 15 FACULTY .................................................................................................................................. 15 CANCELLATION, TERMINATION, AND WITHDRAWAL ................................................................ 15 Student’s Right to Cancel ...................................................................................................... 15 School’s Right to Terminate .................................................................................................. 16 515 E Grant St Phoenix AZ 85004 CATALOG | Page 3 of 37 Arizona Refunds Due to Termination or Withdrawal ......................................................................... 16 Withdrawal Procedures ........................................................................................................ 16 DEFERMENT POLICY ................................................................................................................. 17 LEAVE OF ABSENCE .................................................................................................................. 17 ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................. 18 Galvanize Data Science Immersive ........................................................................................ 18 Hack Reactor Immersive (All) ................................................................................................ 18 SATISFACTORY PROGRESS ........................................................................................................ 19 Galvanize Data Science Immersive ........................................................................................ 19 Hack Reactor Programs (All) ................................................................................................. 20 STUDENT RECORDS .................................................................................................................. 22 STUDENT SERVICES .................................................................................................................. 23 Career Services & Employment Opportunities ...................................................................... 23 Housing ................................................................................................................................ 23 CODE OF CONDUCT .................................................................................................................. 23 Policy Against Harassment .................................................................................................... 24 Discipline .............................................................................................................................. 25 GRIEVANCES ............................................................................................................................ 25 Stage 1: Informal Resolution ................................................................................................. 25 Stage 2: Formal Complaint .................................................................................................... 25 Stage 3: Formal Complaint Resolution Process ...................................................................... 26 Stage 4: Appeal ..................................................................................................................... 26 FACILITIES ................................................................................................................................ 26 EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................... 27 Galvanize Data Science ......................................................................................................... 27 Hack Reactor Software Engineering Immersive (All) .............................................................. 27 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ......................................................................................................... 28 PROPRIETARY MATERIALS ........................................................................................................ 28 MEDIA AND PUBLICITY RELEASE ............................................................................................... 28 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ............................................................................................................ 30 515 E Grant St Phoenix AZ 85004 CATALOG | Page 4 of 37 Arizona ACADEMIC CALENDAR .............................................................................................................. 35 515 E Grant St Phoenix AZ 85004 CATALOG | Page 5 of 37 Arizona NOTES Catalog Revisions This Galvanize Catalog, Arizona, is updated at least annually, but Galvanize reserves the right to revise it more frequently at its discretion. The most recent edition of the Catalog is the one posted on the Galvanize website, which can be downloaded at www.galvanize.com. A copy of the current Catalog can be requested by sending an email to [email protected] or by calling the school at (720) 468-0776. Such changes will not negatively affect currently enrolled students. Location of Classes All Arizona classes are conducted at 515 E Grant Street Phoenix AZ 85004. Management Galvanize is a private institution owned by Galvanize Inc. The officers of Galvanize Inc. Alfonso Rosabal CEO Dessa Bokides CFO, COO Daniel Pianko Director Paul Mariani Director Denise O’Leary Director Jerry Miller Director Tyler Newton Director The General Manager of Galvanize – Arizona is Diana Vowels. The Regional Program Director of Galvanize – Arizona and San Francisco is Meryl Krich. Accreditation Galvanize is not accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education and is not eligible to participate in federal student financial assistance programs. Galvanize does not offer any programs that prepare students for any official licensure exam in the state of Arizona. Complaints This school is licensed by the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education. I In accordance with State law, if a complaint cannot be resolved after exhausting all the institution’s’ grievance procedures, the student may file a written complaint with the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education. A complaint must be filed within three years of the student’s last date of attendance. Arizona
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