Turing School of Software and Design abruptly announces closure

I don't think predatory, but on the "delusional" aspect, it's probably too mean of a word. Like I think Turing had arguments for believing they could finish out 2025, and the changes in the economy made that not possible. Should they have known that a President who has said the word "tariffs" over and over for about 40 years might introduce tariffs? Yes. Do they have a crystal ball to tell the future? No. My centrist stance on this is that bootcamps have to be absurdly transparent right now into what is going on. I'm absurdly hard on Codesmith more than Turing because they live in an alternate reality on this stuff and don't acknowledge anything publicly. Like if all your instructors turned over except for 1 in less than a year, something is absolutely, fundamentally, stop the presses wrong and you need to pause immediately and just rebuild or reset and come back in the future. But no.... 'exceptional outcomes'. Do you know how insulting it is to alumni to continue to promise them 'lifelong support', and then to pull out almost all your mock interview slots so that someone who was counting on that couldn't get a mock interview they expected.