I have experience with their programs and can confirm that they are of good quality. The big thing that can potentially be a big selling point (or turn-off) is that their programs are self-guided- with a few exceptions such as requiring setting a schedule and satisfactory academic progress requirements.

If you have any questions, ama!

good to know, thanks!

If you want to speed run getting certifications and that dumb sheet of paper everyone's obsessed with using 6 month class buffets, it's the best thing on the market.

If you genuinely need to be learning actual concepts from the classes, I can't really be sure if these mostly self-directed classes will be better or worse than a brick and mortar college. It will probably vary more on your personal learning style needs.