The Holberton School

Learn to code
in New Haven

Applications now open for June 1st, 2020

Silicon Valley program without the high cost of living

New Haven is the heart of Connecticut's start-up scene, and proudly calls itself The City That Codes. With a population of 140,000, it is the second-largest city in Connecticut, and offers all the amenities associated with being a great place to live and work. New Haven is within a two-hour drive to both Boston and New York City, which was recently ranked the top US tech city.

Connecticut is known for innovation, and is home to companies across many industries, including several tech companies, seven of which were recently recognized in Technology Fast 500. Industry leading companies in our state include IBM, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Stanley Black & Decker, and Lockheed Martin—Sikorsky. Connecticut is also ranked by U.S. News and World Report as the 12th best state to live in (even beating out New York).

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57%

lower housing costs than in San Francisco

$96,533

Average salary for software engineers in Connecticut

2 hours

from New York City and Boston

Campus Facilities

Located in District—an exciting tech hub that also features a co-working space, gym, restaurant, and bike-share program
Various conference rooms, quiet spaces, and nooks to accommodate students' various working and studying styles
The campus is available to students 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Open campus layout that fosters peer learning and collaboration

Pictured is the New Haven Holberton campus

New Haven, CT, USA location in Google Maps

Campus Information

Address: 470 James Street, Suite 002 - New Haven, CT 06513

Phone: +1 (203) 401-8768

Email: nhv-admissions@holbertonschool.com

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Pictured are students from cohort 6 in San Francisco collaborating with each other

Campus Diversity

Our mission is to make this type of high quality education accessible to everyone, while increasing diversity in the tech space. We need people from all walks of life thinking about how to solve today's challenges.

Holberton School New Haven is licensed through the Office of Higher Education and accepts students of any race, color, ethnic origin, and nationality.