Does MIT award college credit or CEUs for the Bootcamp?

When you participate in a learning program through MIT Bootcamps, it's important to note that you are not applying for admission to or enrolling in any degree program at MIT. The learning programs offered by MIT Bootcamps are designed to provide valuable knowledge and skills but do not grant academic credit or Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

Please keep in mind that while the Bootcamp experience is rigorous and enriching, it is not equivalent to completing a degree program or earning official academic credits. The focus of MIT Bootcamps is on practical skill development, collaboration, and innovation.

Although your participation in a Bootcamp does not result in college credit or CEUs, the program can still significantly enhance your professional growth and open doors to new opportunities. You will receive a Certificate of Completion from MIT Bootcamps, which recognizes your successful participation and mastery of the program material.

We encourage you to leverage your Bootcamp experience as a valuable asset in your professional journey, showcasing your dedication to continuous learning and your ability to apply practical skills to real-world challenges.

Remember, the knowledge and skills you acquire through a Bootcamp can have a meaningful impact on your career advancement, professional network, and personal development, even without formal academic credits or CEUs.