General Assembly Misrepresents Graduate Outcomes Through LinkedIn Optics

They were offline for about a week and then reappeared with a new website, without much public explanation at the time. The current site lists three schools: two in the U.S. and one outside the U.S. Of the two U.S. schools, one appears to be enrolling for a cohort starting roughly six months out. The site now lists four board members. One individual publicly notes on LinkedIn that they are no longer serving in that role, which may simply reflect a recent or transitional change that hasn’t been updated everywhere yet. The most recent update to the standards documentation was made by someone who previously worked at Codesmith and is now listed as a consultant there, which is publicly visible information. Separately, Codesmith’s own website appears to reflect some recent staff changes, and they no longer appear as a sponsor on Course Report. Taken together, these are just surface-level observations based on public information, and it’s hard to know what they ultimately mean. We’ll see how things evolve.