So according to the numerous comments below asking the relatively similar question, it was difficult to run the business, partially because good teachers are hard to find and partly because the program is intense on the student and lastly because the money to run such operations is unsustainable in the long run.
There is a business model that works but the industry is still in an exploratory phase in trying to discover it.
> There is a business model that works but the industry is still in an exploratory phase in trying to discover it.
Industry business model? The cynic in me says that there is still interest in how to best extract money from the growing flood of people interested in programming as a job.
There is a business model that works but the industry is still in an exploratory phase in trying to discover it.