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We do our best to help make this affordable for everyone. Check these resources on how to pay for Dev Bootcamp or see if you qualify for any of our scholarship discounts.
I qualify for scholarship.
You qualify for a $500 scholarship if you're female, a veteran of the U.S. Military, or from an ethnic minority group underrepresented in the software engineering field (African American, Chicano/Latino, Native American, Pacific Islander). The tech world is notoriously unrepresentative of the larger population. We believe that the sooner that changes, the better off we all are.
Total tuition after scholarships
Dev Bootcamp's tuition includes a $250 non-refundable registration fee.
|$12,200 / total
Dev Bootcamp pioneered the short-term immersive "bootcamp" model which transforms novices into employed web developers. Our training takes place in-person in San Francisco, New York and Chicago with a 70-90 hour a week project-based curriculum. For the past two years we've iterated and improved our curriculum, which has helped more students land more jobs than any other program.
You will learn the fundamental technical and non-technical skills needed to build modern web applications. There are three areas of learning that we focus on at DBC, which we believe, best prepares students for dynamic careers as software developers.
We orient each student from day one towards seeking technical understanding, appreciation, and depth. So that their future as a developer is built on this solid foundation. And we have an integrated and intensive Engineering Empathy curriculum, based on decades of experience in these fields, to directly address empathy and self-awareness. You can read more about our approach here, and also hear about what one of our students had to say about it.
It is important to note that even though Dev Bootcamp's immersion program is 9 weeks, there is Phase 0, a 9 week prep phase that is accomplished remotely. You'll be expected to put at least 15-25 hours of work in each week on the curriculum and pair with fellow students. While this phase is remote, it does require consistent effort every week. Below is a description of our on campus experience and here's a more in-depth description provided by one of our teachers on Quora.
Phase 0 (weeks -9-0): Basic front end, Ruby, and relational database concepts. You'll also cover pairing, learning strategies, and maintain a blog.
Phase 1 (weeks 1-3): Basic Ruby, how to think and communicate like a programmer, Database and ActiveRecord.
Phase 2 (weeks 3-6): How the web works, MVC, and front end development, HTML CSS and Javascript.
Phase 3 (weeks 6-9): Putting these all together through the Rails framework and building an original APP from scratch!
Career Week: The week after graduation you'll go through everything you need to know to land your first job as a developer. From interview practice to updating your online presense after graduating you'll have access to our Careers Team at each of our locations.
No. That would be terribly boring and ineffective. You will spend an hour or two a day in lecture and most of the time building things with code. You'll work in pairs and small groups on an exciting integrated curriculum.By Phase 2 (week 4) you'll be recreating applications like Twitter and Survey Monkey. Your brain will be buzzing as you solve problems, tackle challenges, and build applications until you're confident in your mastery of the skills. If you have an idea for a web app you want to build, then definitely bring it to build in week 9.
Everyone needs to be at DBC during "core hours" (9am-6pm in SF/NYC, 8am-5pm in Chicago). This is where the bulk of the instruction, practice, code reviews, competitions, etc. will take place. Having said that, students end up working well into the evenings (up until 9pm or midnight) and even on the weekends.
Software engineering is a craft that takes years of deliberate practice and learning to master. Our goal is to graduate world-class beginners, and jumpstart your journey towards becoming an elite coder. Having said that, we are betting that in 18 weeks you can learn enough programming to start contributing value to an engineering team as an entry level developer, where your learning can continue on the job. In fact, we think that our most successful graduates are those that view their first job as covering their food and rent while they continue to learn.
For a more in-depth look at how we manage to teach people to program so quickly checkout Jesse Farmer's answer on quora.
You are a self-starter. You are self-directed and motivated. You are tenacious, often seen struggling earnestly and relentlessly with a problem, just because you have to figure it out. You are resourceful. You know when you're stuck, and how to ask for help. You are a genuinely kind and good person, often inclined to give a hand. You see the best in others. To you, not only is the glass half-full, but you're grateful that there is a glass in the first place. You love learning, and you really, really want to build cool things. You're passionate about building a career as a software developer and you love the idea that your first job is going to pay you to continue learning.
Absolutely. No previous coding background is needed. We teach you everything from scratch. However, you do need to be proficient with a computer. Additionally, we've found that student success is directly tied to how intently students engage with their Phase 0 remote work.
If you are smart, passionate about learning technology, excited about a career as a software developer, and genuinely driven, then yes; you don't need any special super powers to be a programmer. You don't need advanced math or calculus. It's not dark magic, it's a language, and a way of thinking about the world. Anybody who wants to can learn it and become proficient. Many people don't think this is true. Ignore them.
Here's a blog post from our admissions team on how to ace your Dev Bootcamp interview. Our interviews are not so focused on how much you know, rather on how you learn and think. Having said that, we still have some required prep work to be done before an applicant interviews with our admissions team through Skype.
We require that all applicants complete the following sections of RubyMonk:
This will arm you with enough Ruby fundamental knowledge to be able to interview with our instructors, and work with them on our technical challenges. Even if you're able to quickly get through these exercises, we strongly suggest you go through it at least one more time so that you're able to comfortably showcase what you've learned during the interview.
We also require that students watch this video on Emotional Intelligence. This will introduce you to some of the ideology and methodology behind our Engineering Empathy program. Your thoughts and responses to this video will be of interest to the interviewer. This of course doesn't mean that we expect you to agree with all or any of it, just reflect on and respond to it.
After the core program ends students enter the Careers Week. Career week is an intensive career prep program to help you land your first job as a junior developer. Each location has two experienced career coaches to help prep and introduce you to potential hiring partners.
The Career Week curriculum covers:
To maintain a great learning environment, each cohort will have at most a 12:1 students:teacher ratio. We start new cohorts every three weeks which overlap our cohorts, so at any time there will be three cohorts going through different phases of DBC. This allows for students to repeat phases for free without schedule conflicts as well as have students at all learning levels there to help one another along in their journey.
Nope, just world-class training. Our approach is to get continuously better at preparing the best possible software developers - employees who are prepared to thrive not only in situations they know, but on teams where they will continue to learn and grow. Building a reputation for producing great talent (who actually produce) is one of the best ways we can help future cohorts like yours succeed.
Nope, but we can help you start the journey. We have connections with over 300 companies in Silicon Valley, Chicago, New York, and several other cities that are interested in Dev Bootcamp grads. We give them chances to see student work and engage in the community through mentorship, events and an exclusive employer network.
No, we don't take any of your income. If we introduce you to one of our hiring partners, we may receive a placement fee which is 10% of your first year's salary.
This varies from student to student. It can take anywhere from one week to six months post-graduation. While the Dev Bootcamp placements team is dedicated to assisting you in your job search, it is ultimately up to you to find and land a junior development position. A majority of all Dev Bootcamp students have found employment within three months, if they're dedicated to their job search.
Probably not. There will be yoga, stretching, and even basic meditation and mindfulness training. Sitting in front of a computer all day can be tough on the body and mind, and we will be teaching you good habits and ways to take care of yourself. Plus, at the end of the day, what we really care about is helping great people learn into themselves. Coding is our main vehicle, but it's not our only one.
No, this will be very hard work. But it should also be a lot of fun. Want to take a leap with us?
Web sites are static, like an online brochure. Your dentist has a web site. Your bank has a web application. Web applications have a two-way exchange, usually including some form of data input, retrieval and manipulation.
Absolutely! However, we don't have the resources to offer payment plans or visa assistance.
We don't help with the visa process, if you can find a tourist visa that will get you here for the immersive 9 weeks that should be fine. Student visas would need support from the school that we don't provide. Know though that if you choose the tourist visa this complicates your job search. You'd need to go back home and get hired from there, as far as we know US immigration does not like people looking for jobs on tourist visas. But you'd need to do your own research on this matter.
It is definitely a much more complex issue for companies to hire non-US residents, but depends on the company size, policy, etc. We can't really speak to that. You should check in with any companies that you like.
You bet. About a third of our students come to us with some computer science background or other technical experience.
It is true that this industry tends strongly towards younger junior developers, amongst many other tendencies we at Dev Bootcamp feel committed to questioning and redirecting, e.g. white, male, etc. Previous experience is really not required for Dev Bootcamp and we don't interview or assess based on that or age. We assess more based on the following:
(1) willingness to commit up to 1000 hours of your waking life to learning what we teach in the 9 week immersive (yes, we did the math and 1500 total hours means you get to do anything you want with the other 500. we recommend sleep). No, seriously, have you ever worked 70-90 hours per week? Our students do and they have fun while doing it.
(2) ability to learn what we teach as determined by 2 pre-job interview interviews. Sounds complicated but it means you don't get through unless you pass an assessment every 3 weeks until your real-world assessment -- the hiring interviews.
(3) humility, self awareness, and a willingness to help others.
(4) joy and excitement. To code is to be able to write ideas into reality. We want people who bring a fierce joy to that pursuit.
If you bring those to your application and interview you should be fine. Also regarding employment, our oldest graduating boot was 42 and was snatched up by tap joy. Age might end up being a limiting factor in finding a job but by no means a deal breaker.
While you can apply, we currently accept students 18 years and older.
We do not provide help, but previous boots have found houses that they've rented together (hacker houses) that have been relatively affordable (approx. $500 each). If you're accepted, 9 weeks before your cohort begins you will be invited to a facebook group with all other boots. That would be the place to coordinate housing, etc.
Don't even think about committing to anything else. If you have a job, quit or take time off. If you're in a relationship, send them a variation of our personal apology letter.
Dear boss/friends/family, I'm training at Dev Bootcamp for the next few months, learning to be like Neo. See you on the other side. I love you and I'm sorry.
Our students continually blow us away with what they can create in a week. Below is one project from New York, check out other projects on our YouTube channel.
Here are a few projects from our Chicago and San Francisco 2013/14 cohorts:
Our homepage video explains a lot about our learning culture and what life as a student is like. You can also see what folks are saying on twitter or read some student blogs such as:
Feel free to ask questions in our Discover Dev Bootcamp Facebook group, search for our alumni on Linked In or sign up for a tour at any of our campuses: San Francisco, Chicago, New York.
We have campuses in San Francisco, New York City and Chicago.
Dev Bootcamp - New York City Office
48 Wall St., 15th Floor
New York, NY 10005
We opened our New York City location in March of 2014. Our offices are at 48 Wall St., the center of the Financial District of Manhattan. There is a lot more to FiDi than just banks: our neighbors include tech companies such as Fog Creek and Stack Exchange, with many more located across the bridge in DUMBO (Etsy, Amplify, HowAboutWe) and just a few subway stops away in Manhattan (Foursquare, Tumblr, Google, Twitter, Pivotal Labs, ThoughtWorks).
Dev Bootcamp - Chicago Office
351 West Hubbard St. (at Orleans)
Suite 701
Chicago, IL 60654
We opened our Chicago office in 2013, in River North, close to the Brown Line. We are at heart of the tech boom and surrounded by tech companies like Braintree, Google Chicago, Spartz Media, Fooda, Table XI, Trunk Club, 8th Light, and Thoughtorks.
Dev Bootcamp - San Francisco Office
633 Folsom Street (at Hawthorne) 6th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94107
Our San Francisco headquarters is located in SOMA, home to hundreds of tech companies such as Twitter, Google SF, Twillio DropBox, Square, ZenDesk, Foursquare and Yammer.
Here's what you can expect:
You should hear back from us within 8 hours of your interview with a decision.If you are accepted, you will have one week to pay your deposit, fill out an acceptance form, and select your cohort. This one week deadline can be extended under special circumstances, you would need to communicate with us about that within that week. Your spot in a cohort is not reserved or held until you have completed your acceptance form and paid your deposit. Up until then it's on a first come, first serve basis, and spots fill up quickly!
If you are not accepted you may interview again after reviewing prep work to better prepare for the technical challenge.
After this your application process will have been completed, you will be receiving your prep resources and learning objectives. You will then be starting Phase 0 9 weeks before your cohort's in-person start date.
You can find a list of the cohorts, full and available, on our application page http://apply.devbootcamp.com.
You can apply now for any available cohort in the future, no maximum lead time. However, the sooner you apply, the more likely you are to secure a place in one of the earliest available cohorts.
We will be sending out information about your prep work immediately after you're admitted. Phase 0 will officially begin 9 weeks before your first day on campus at Dev Bootcamp. You cannot ask for or receive Phase 0 material any earlier than 9 weeks before your cohort begins. We want the entire cohort beginning at the same time.
A new cohort of students is admitted every 3 weeks for a 9 week intensive. Meaning you'll be with students of varying levels throughout the course, and you'll meet and network with over 100 students throughout your time here. The cohort size is flexible for many reasons but we maintain a ratio of about 10 students per teacher. This ensures that students are getting plenty of attention, review, and guidance.
Tuition for Dev Bootcamp is $12,200. We require a $1,000 deposit ($250 of which is non-refundable) upon acceptance to reserve your placement. You will have 1 week from your acceptance date to pay your deposit, and your place will not be reserved until you pay your deposit.
We only offer one payment plan, tuition is to be fully paid the Friday before your Phase 0 start date begins. However you can pay this tuition any day up until the deadline.
We offer a $500 scholarship if you're female, a veteran of the U.S. Military, or from an ethnic minority group underrepresented in the software engineering field (African American, Chicano/Latino, Native American, Pacific Islander).
Unfortunately, we don't currently accept tuition payments via the GI Bill. This is something we're actively working on. Among other things, it requires us to get certified through various per-state certification agencies, a process which can take 8-12 months or more. And we've barely been around for longer than that. Right now we're moving at the speed of government on this issue. We do have a $500 discount for veterans though.
Dev Bootcamp will be closed from December 22nd - January 5th. This means the last 3 cohorts will have a two-week break during the duration of the immersive program. We see this extra time as a huge benefit for students, especially for those who want to spend more time with materials over an extended period. While you are not required to work, students will be provided extra challenges to work on individually or virtual pair programming.
Phase 1 and 2 students will have extra time to solidify their learning while Phase 3 students will have extra time to work on their final projects and/or review materials they may want to spend more time on. You can certainly take this time off as a student, however we recommend that people spend some time continuing to do some coding to make sure there's no delay when the program resumes on Monday January 3rd.
Software developers are in demand, below are sources where you can get estimates regarding what a junior Ruby on Rails developer can make.
Definitely not. We teach the fundamentals of software development through a variety of languages including Ruby, Javascript, mySQL, HTML and CSS. We also expose students to various frameworks and by week 9 our students will teach themselves things like Node and Angular to build an MVP. Rails is introduced during week 7, but this is not the core focus of our program. We guarantee you will learn how to build software, learn how to work in a team and learn how to learn any new technology faster than you ever thought possible.
We have nothing against Python, but it's not a language we specifically cover in our program. Some students have gone on to learn and land jobs working with python. Once you're proficient in Ruby, your skills can be easily transferable into the LAMP stack.
We really want more people to learn how to code and live better lives. Seriously ... we're not just saying that. We also think that college is broken. Recruitment is broken. And we want to make a dent in both of these industries.
Feeling adventurous? Apply now.
Many of our students have learned more than they ever thought was possible. Our most recent net promoter score (December 2013) was a 70. To give you a reference point, consumers rate their iPhone purchase decision with a 70 as well.
No we do not offer any accreditation, we are focused on graduating world class developer beginners whose accreditation is their own skill. Seems to be the main accreditation that any company cares about today.
The Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE), a California regulatory agency under the Department of Consumer Affairs, has contacted us regarding our status under their regulations. We have submitted for compliance and don't see any future issues with the regulation.
We have tremendous respect for the work the BPPE is doing and understand that it is ultimately for the protection of the student's rights which is something Dev Bootcamp cares deeply about. We are also working closely with the relevant government bodies in Illinois and New York and are confident there will be no interruptions to our classes in any way.
No. Besides bringing in some pizza and some coffee every now and then, people would need to pay for their own living expenses. Once the cohort is accepted, we'll send out links for out of towners to coordinate if they want to share accommodation with each other.
No. We will be providing computers with dual monitor pairing stations. Having said that, if you have a laptop, feel free bring it. The workstations we provide are all Mac OS X computers, and we recommend bringing a Mac laptop since most all our teachers work with them. Windows can be used however setting up your development environment and running certain programs are not as straight forward as using Mac or Linux. You do not need to bring a laptop, however if you do, you are responsible for setting up and maintaining your own development environment. We do not have the staff resources to guarantee that any machine brought into DBC will be fit for development.


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Playwrite Barry Kornhauser wins Orlin Corey Medallion for his work with children
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Will Power promised himself not to race for points this year.And look what's happened. He's leading the points in the Verizon IndyCar Series as it heads to Fort Worth this weekend for the Firestone 600.The three-time series runner-up moved to the top spot with finishes of first and second in the doubleheader at Detroit last weekend. Power, who won the season opener at St. Petersburg, had led the standings until an eighth-place finish at the Indianapolis 500."Those two races were a couple of the best races I've ever had," Power said of the finishes on the street course at The Raceway at Belle Isle. "Just really strong, good racing."Except for one thing.The "bloody" drive-throughs.Power took a drive-through penalty in the second Detroit race, or he might have won it. He took a similar penalty at Indy and another at the Indianapolis Grand Prix the race before.He could be a light year ahead in the standings."It's just not helping," he said. "I've got to stop making mistakes like that."If Power is mistake-free, it means trouble."In sheer talent — raw talent — and pace, Will's probably the most impressive driver I've ever seen," Indy 500 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay said. "When he gets it right and his team gets it right, it's another level."Power has been so close to that other level. The 33-year-old Australian has 21 wins in 98 IndyCar Series starts. He was the series runner-up in 2010, '11 and '12. He has recorded a podium finish in more than a third of his starts, and with Team Penske power behind him, has earned 28 poles."He's got a win tally that's starting to get ridiculous, considering how many seasons he's been in the series," Hunter-Reay said.But the championship eludes Power. He said after last year's fourth-place finish in the standings, he was trying too hard to rack up points and that this year, he would just think about winning races. The points, he figured, would sort themselves out."When you're point racing, it mentally is just the wrong thing to be thinking of," he said. "I think you should ignore what the points are and race how you race. Obviously, it's impossible to win every race. But it's got to be the goal. The goal is to get the most out of every situation possible. I just remember the three years that I've been a contender to win the championship, when you start talking points and all that, it's just something you don't need to think about."Right now, he can think about Fort Worth. Power has top-10 finishes at Texas Motor Speedway's 1.5-mile oval in each of his past four starts. He was on the pole last summer, and he's never qualified worse than eighth here.There's no reason for him not to be optimistic.Or is there?"In 2012, [I] felt I could have won the race," he said. "Got a bloody drive-through."Maybe he can promise himself not to think about that.
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Former Death Row Records owner Marion "Suge" Knight and comedian Katt Williams are reportedly responsible for fleeing the scene of a brawl they started last night (December 28) in Los Angeles.
According to reports, a physical altercation took place heading into the weekend involving both entertainers.
On Saturday, December 29, Williams, who was fresh from jail, was spotted outside Hollywood club Eden with Knight. Something bad went down between Knight and a bunch of people. While Knight settled his problem, Williams walked a few feet away behind the dumpsters. However, things escalated as Knight threw a punch at someone. Williams fled the scene when someone chased him. He went into a white SUV that was driven by Knight. The car almost knocked some people out when it left the parking space. (Ace Showbiz)
A man has since come forward to claim he got hit by Knight but placed the blame on Williams.
TMZ caught with up a guy who says he was hit by Suge … and had the limp to prove it. The guy didn't seem upset with Suge, but he was PISSED OFF at Katt, telling us, "Katt Williams is a punk. You talk sh*t and run? You a punk .. You taking all that sh*t, and you talk about you all that, and you run? Because of you, I got hit by the car!" The guy also says he wants Katt to pay his medical bills … but we don't think he should wait by the phone. (TMZ)
Just last week, Katt and Suge reportedly ran into police problems together.
Repeat offender Katt Williams was detained by LAPD in front of a West Hollywood Subway last night in response to an alleged disturbance at the foot-long purveyor. Much to the reassurance of public safety, the cops later released the comedian, handing him back his marijuana and a .45 caliber pistol after determining that he was only loitering while his manager, Suge Knight, got a manicure next door. For their troubles, a Subway employee brought the twosome free sandwiches and denied any incident took place. (Grub Street Los Angeles)
Back in November, the rap mogul got spotted helping Williams out of a jam in Oakland.
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The Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs today announced that it has accredited four more organizations—including the National Institutes of Health, the first hospital in the Middle East, a second in Taiwan, and a world renowned children's research hospital.
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Factor in inflation and that's comparable to roughly $42k by 2013 standards – not bad for this kind of performance. Of course, the casual observer would never know just how potent this car really is. Thanks to the Silverstone Silver paint, this C3 stays low-key despite the big numbers under the hood. While the rest of the car is original, the paint is not. The Corvette was given a high quality repaint in 2013. The top coat fronts an all original fiberglass body that shows absolutely no signs of repair. That original look has served the car well on the show circuit. The numerous judging sheets included in the sale rarely deduct anything for the exterior – certainly a key factor in achieving Top Flight status.
The '68 Corvette marked a radical redesign which brought several aspects of the 1965 Make Shark II concept to life. This C3 carries plenty of original pieces to accent its authentic look. To the front, a familiar C3 cross-flag emblem combines with a bright chrome bumper and a small black chin spoiler to frame a natural combination of clear parking lamps and stainless-trimmed grilles. Above that bumper, a scooped, chrome-trimmed, and "427" branded hood sits just beyond the pop-up headlights. The glass presents well, framed by clean stainless and malleable weather-stripping. The side profile hosts amber corner markers at both ends with little more than the traditional Corvette gills and "Stingray" badging finishing off the side view. At the rear, dual round taillights offered some signature styling from their place above a split rear bumper with a chrome-trimmed license plate recess in the center.
Tilt the hood forward to find an impressive centerpiece – the legendary L89 427hp/435ci big block. The foundation is a rare 3916321 casting number block with an A11 (January 11th) casting date. The assembly stamp decodes as T (Tonawanda) 0508 (May 8thh) IU (L89/4spd) while a partial VIN confirms the block's authenticity. The piece is topped by aluminum heads and an aluminum intake with a trio of Holley two-barrel carburetors. While the horsepower gains were marginal over the L71, the weight savings went a long way towards creating a better balanced driving experience. As a California car, this Corvette shipped with a smog system that remains in place today, spinning alongside the alternator while the water pump pairs with a single fan and an OEM radiator to keep the big block cool. The K66 transistor ignition is tucked away under the chrome ignition cover which, when paired with the chrome air cleaner assembly and valve covers, gives the engine compartment a nice finished look. Cast iron heads, correct decals, and host of factory-installed ancillary components do a great job at communicating just how authentic this bay really is.
Shine a light under this Chevrolet and you'll find an unrestored undercarriage complete with rock solid floors and vintage hardware. Behind the big block, the original close-ratio Muncie M21 4-speed still delivers authoritative shifts, authenticated by its May 7, 1968 build date and a matching VIN derivative. From there, power spins down the driveshaft toward a posi-traction axle with versatile 3.70 gears. As tempting as it is to upgrade these cars, the suspension holds steady with its stock F41 suspension. Up front, a double A-arm front suspension absorbs the bumps while an independent rear with lateral leaf springs keeps the rear in check. Push this Corvette through the corners and you'll appreciate the surprisingly light manual steering paired with tough J50 power disc brakes. One unique aspect of the undercarriage is the optional N11 'off-road' exhaust system which looks the same as the standard setup but offers better sound and performance. At the corners, 15-inch rally wheels with 'top hat' centers and beauty rings meet the road through a fresh set of F70-15 Firestone redlines, rounding out the vintage look.
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Two St. Martinville Senior High School students are heading to Washington, D.C., after being chosen to participate in the Save the Children Advocacy Summit.
As youth advocates of Save the Children, juniors Alli Douet and Vanel Porter will learn how to use storytelling and social media to persuade their friends and lawmakers back home to act on issues important to them.
Students were individually asked which issues they'd like to see change. Douet uses her drawing talent to bring awareness to domestic violence.
"I definitely want to help, especially people around my hometown. There are some students in St. Martinville who are struggling at home. I want to help them because I know they can do great things," Douet said.
While on Capitol Hill, students will participate in the legislative process, lobbying members of Congress on issues facing children.
"Just because I'm 16 doesn't mean I can't speak up for what's right, or no one can listen to me," Porter said.
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As announced on Thursday night, 8 December, the Board has decided to set aside the terms and conditions of Season Tickets that relate to holders having to buy tickets for all European cup competition matches played at Old Trafford in relation to this season's Europa League games. Please note this applies to 2011/12 only.
If you are a Season Ticket holder, the Club will guarantee your seat (subject to operational requirements) for each Europa League home game unless you tell us that you do not wish to buy it. Season Ticket holders currently opted-out for Carling Cup games should note that this opt-out will not automatically transfer over to the Europa League. If you intend to opt-out of all home Europa League games, you must tell the Ticket Office from 9am on Monday 12 December in the usual way (see below, "How do I opt-out?").
This is a long statement, for which we apologise, but please read it carefully, it has been produced to help you understand what will happen with tickets for Europa League games that United play this season.
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