Admissions readiness

Clarity before
you commit.

Readiness is not about already knowing IT. It is about having a realistic plan to show up, practice, ask questions, and build the habits that turn instruction into momentum.

/ The right start

We would rather prepare you for success than simply fill a seat.

ForgePoint Foundry is a live, hands-on 15-week program. You do not need a prior IT job, a degree, or every answer before you begin. You do need the willingness and practical space to participate consistently.

Admissions is where we have an honest conversation about your goals, schedule, starting point, and support needs. If a short foundation-building step makes more sense first, we will say so—and help make the path visible.

01

Show up live

Foundry is a structured, instructor-led program. Consistent Monday–Thursday attendance gives you the context, feedback, and accountability that make hands-on learning work.

02

Practice between sessions

Technology skills grow through repetition. Plan time for lab work, review, troubleshooting, and certification practice outside the live classroom.

03

Build professional habits

Curiosity matters. So do clear communication, follow-through, asking for help early, and taking ownership of the work in front of you.

/ A private self-check

Take an honest look at your starting point.

This is not an application and we do not collect your responses. It is a quick way to see what to bring into an Admissions conversation.

Mark the statements that feel true for you today.

/ Before you book

Bring the real picture. We will meet you there.

A useful admissions call is not a sales pitch. It is a working conversation about whether Foundry is the right next move—and what success will require from both sides.

  • Your weekly availability and any work, family, or transportation commitments that may affect live class time.
  • Your current comfort with a computer, email, web browsers, documents, and file management.
  • Your learning space, reliable internet access, and a simple backup plan for technical issues.
  • Questions about the program format, schedule, technology, tuition, or the kind of support you may need.

/ If you are not there yet

That is not a dead end. It is a starting point.

Some students benefit from strengthening foundational computer skills, resolving schedule barriers, or building a more reliable learning setup before the first day. That is a responsible part of the process—not a reason to stop asking questions.

Ask Admissions about your starting point

/ Ready for an honest conversation?

Build your plan
with purpose.

Book a short admissions conversation to talk through your goals, availability, and what the ForgePoint Foundry experience can look like for you.

Schedule an admissions call