It's awesome that you are able to get attentions from those top-level companies like those. I did take a look at the curriculum and you do in fact have some data structure/algorithm classes.
It would you be nice if you can provide us with candidates' interview experiences and outcome -- just to provide a roadmap for future candidates
This should have been an ASK HN question: But I am wondering how a curriculum like this could possible place a candidate into Apple, eBay, Twilio, or Box?
I thought the interview process for those companies involve low-level, tough algorithm/data structure problems, which requires an intensive college education or participation in TopCoder, CoderChef... -- not just how many shiny toys you can play with (iOS, HTML, JS, CSS, ruby...)
It would be interesting to see statistics on those candidates being placed into those top companies
It would you be nice if you can provide us with candidates' interview experiences and outcome -- just to provide a roadmap for future candidates