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Watch every data science concept explained

Over 30 hours of video lessons, filled with concepts and live Python examples covering all major areas of data science and machine learning.

Apply every lesson with challenging exercises

Tons of exercises and projects that replicate the real-life data science process. You will be fully equipped for the demands of the job market.

Get feedback from TAs and other students

Ask questions day or night. Post your projects to get feedback from teaching assistants. Share resources and learn from your fellow students.

Bounce ideas and questions off an industry data scientist

1-on-1 mentorship with a professional data scientist. You will learn best practices, take your projects to the next level and be ready for technical interviews.

Download the entire curriculum for offline access

All the lecture videos, guided Jupyter notebooks, and assignments are available for offline use. You also have lifetime access to the curriculum, which is regularly updated.

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Foundations

(100 hours)

We have created a free prep course that anyone can enroll in. If you are serious about doing our program, you will be asked to completed this before enrolling. Start our Introduction to Data Science now.

Topics include: CS fundamentals, basic Python programming, SciPy stack, statistics & probability.

Work on projects with tech companies


We pair students up with tech startups for their capstone projects. Get real-world experience with us!

Get help from your data science mentor

Learn fast with an experienced data scientist there to guide you each step of the way.

These are example questions you might ask:

  • "I'm a bit fuzzy on concept X, can you share practical use cases for it?"

  • "Here's a problem I want to solve. How would you approach it?"

  • "Let's talk more about scaling machine learning workflows / model evaluation / etc."

  • "Here's a machine learning project I'm working on. Can you review it and give me pointers on what to change or improve?"

Anything that helps you become a better data scientist is fair game.


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What you need to get accepted and hired

3+ years of work experience in an analytical or technical role

This could be as a data analyst, software engineer or applied scientist, among many other careers.


A quantitative academic degree

Most companies prefer candidates with strong academic coursework and research experience. A MS degree or PhD is usually required for most positions.


Experience with computer programming

You do not need professional experience, however, you should have spent time on your own learning and building programs.


These are not strict criteria. We always evaluate each applicant individually and look out for motivated, non-traditional candidates. Check our student page to see the variety of backgrounds.

Here's how much it costs


$6,000


  • Lifetime access to curriculum
  • TA support and Slack community
  • 30 1-on-1 mentor sessions

Get your questions answered here

How long is the course?

At a minimum, 700 hours of learning, completing exercises and building projects.

It can take anywhere from 4-12 months to finish, depending on your prior knowledge and weekly commitment.

How do I pay for the course?

You can pay the tuition upfront or pay over 6 months.

The payment plan costs 20% more than the upfront tuition.

What are the prerequisites?

Everyone must complete the coursework and exercises in the Foundations program.

In addition, employers are looking for applicants with the following characteristics:

  • 3+ years of experience in an analytical/technical role
  • A quantitative graduate degree
  • Strong grasp of programming
  • Located in a major tech hub

How does mentorship work?

Once you start the course, you are paired off with a data scientist who will serve as your mentor.

You meet with your mentor every week or every other week via a video call.

Most students discuss new concepts they learned and the challenges they are facing with open-ended projects.

Meet the team behind the course

We all enjoy teaching and mentoring the next generation of data scientists.

We split our time between data science/engineering careers and working at K2.

Benjamin Bertincourt
Data Scientist @ Teachable

Nelson A. Colon
Applied Scientist @ Microsoft

Samuel Turner
Data Scientist @ Upwork

Michael Crown
ML Engineer @ Nike

Ross Blanchard
Software Engineer @ Helix

Ty Shaikh
Program Manager