I wish I had never join HGSA, Within the first week I saw another classmate tossed to a pack of hungery wolves just because He couldn't reverse a linked list,

I still remember his very last words "Please!"" I just need more time... "PLEASE!!," NOOOO!!!!!.

To anyone reading this, don't join HSGA, its a brutal place where only the most ruthless survive

within 6 months my skills advanced so much, I got recruited by SHILD, and was working with the likes of Captain America And iron-man.

Even though I feel like my job is importain, sometime I feel like I don't know who I am anymore.

HGSA made me see the world for what it really is, A cold, destitute, cesspool. Someone needs to change it, and that someone is ME

It's been almost 50 years since I joined HGSA, and with the skills I learned there,


I overthrew the UK government,Germany, and most of northern Europe.

I will become queen of the world one day, and HGSA taught me all the necassary skills to achive this goals. Thank You hunger games software acadamy.

I had no idea what I was getting myself into when I decided to join HGSA.

My older brother died trying to become a software dev, There was no choice, I had to grow up quick if I was going to survive.

The first couple of weeks at the academy were rough, A class mate who couldn't understand JavaScript DOM, was told to wrestle a salmon out of a Grizzly bears mouth before they would let him back in.

I never saw that kid again.

I'm a slow learner, I spent the first few months in gladiator cages, This bootcamp was so intense,

Those of us who could not connect a restAPI to a postGRES database, were forced into brutal and bloody combat just to retain our spot within the program.

I've done some things im not proud of; but they mean it when they say only the strong survive here.

It's been almost 10 years since joining HSGA, and you can really see how much I've matured.

I was recently hired by a company offering me $30K a year to start. With 250K in debt to HGSA, I can afford a small room above a bowling alley,

The fear in people's eyes when I mention I graduated from HSGA, makes it worth it. Thanks HSGA.