u/smk284 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
CS prep lectures are not available outside of the program. It would defeat the purpose of paying for the prep program if you can access the video lectures for free. You’re better off fully focusing on CSX and problem solving things there. If you feel comfortable with CSX till re
u/michaelnovati replied · ★ FEATURED
RE: paying for content - this is a tangent and not CS prep specific. You can get great Udemy courses for very cheap (e.g. Colt Steele). You can get a lot for free even on Youtube. Springboard licenses content from other people for example and it's the same content you can get elsewhere. Nucamp is another example of a program that is very affordable, relies heavily on somewhat generic content, and the reason you are paying four figures is for access to instructors to help you and give you feedback. People pay to have accountability and to have instructors give you feedback and answer questions and my understanding is think that's the goal of CS Prep (and there is a lot of problem solving and feedback), but generally I advise people to never spend more than \~$100 for one-way fixed curriculum content.