Update FAQ re code schools

davidmolina · davidmolina · commit 101f88b3228e · 2016-05-17T10:25:22.000-07:00
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           <h4>First off, you will need access to a solid computer, a good browser (ex. Chrome), and a strong internet connection. It costs nothing to start learning to code and receive software mentorship through Operation Code, you just need a positive attitude, persistence and grit, and a thirst for new knowledge. We have over a dozen channels, from Ruby to JavaScript, iOS to Android, and from Free Code Camp to edX study groups. <a href="/join">Join now</a>.</h4>
 
         <h3>According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs website, there are only two code schools in the country that accept the New GI Bill. Which do you recommend?</h3>
-          <h4>Choosing where to leverage your New GI Bill to start learning to code on day-one shouldn't be taken lightly especially because you've sacrificed so much for it. We maintain a list of <a href="/codeschools">code schools</a> you can research more and which military veterans in our community have attended. But more importantly, <a href="https://operation-code.slack.com/messages/general/">ask any of us in the community</a> and you'll get a diverse set of answers.</h4>
+          <h4>Skill Distillery and RefactorU, both in the Denver area are the only two code schools in the country that accept the New GI Bill. Choosing where to leverage your New GI Bill to start learning to code on day-one shouldn't be taken lightly especially because you've sacrificed so much for it. We maintain a list of <a href="/codeschools">code schools</a> you can research more and which military veterans in our community have attended. But more importantly, <a href="https://operation-code.slack.com/messages/general/">ask any of us in the community</a> and you'll get a diverse set of answers.</h4>
 
         <h3>What is available to start learning to code today?</h3>
           <h4>Our friends at the New York City-based, The Flatiron School created <a href="https://learn.co/">Learn.co</a>, an online platform to get introduced to web development and the popular web framework, Ruby on Rails. Request an invite <a href="https://learn.co/join/operation-code">here</a> and then join the #learn-dot-co channel in our Slack if you get stuck.</h4>
