40% of college students drop out before receiving a degree, and we find those numbers unacceptable. We’ve spent a lot of time working on the motivation problem, and we’ve found that gamifying the learning experience goes a long way to helping our students finish string.
We’ve built an achievements system that rewards students with free courses by staying engaged and doing well in their course work.
The average total cost of public college in the USA is between $25,290 and $40,940. Even coding bootcamps that cut corners in order to get students out the door faster can cost around half of that amount.
Qvault’s goal is to give students a complete entire computer science undergraduate education for just a few hundred dollars.
By meeting our goal, students will pay less than one-tenth of what they would at a university or Bootcamp, and the education they receive will be so much more useful and applicable than what’s taught at boot camps.
With a degree in computer science and a career in engineering backend systems, Lane has always been interested in technical education. Lane has worked on many software projects, from low-level hardware systems up to highly-scalable cloud architectures. Lane has been building the Qvault platform and writing the courses since May of 2020.
Breanna is a mom, a CS student, and an aspiring #WomenOfTech. Breanna spends a lot of time in Qvault helping to build out the roadmap for the product and regularly tests the application for bugs and issues. Breanna enjoys fantasy novels, buying stuff for their new baby, and puzzles. Lots and lots of jigsaw puzzles.