Are Coding Bootcamps Still A Thing?

 Thank you for this well-constructed response. I am currently earning an AS in Cyber Security. Even still, the college curriculum feels lacking. Additionally, prerequisites are siphoning focus from my program courses in order to maintain my GPA. I want to devote more attention to the classes most relevant to my degree, but I am relying on grants that wouldn't be there if my grades took a dip. 
 I had considered code camps primarily because I don't feel college curriculum is establishing the sort of foundation I had hoped for. My concern is graduating with a similar sense, not feeling prepared enough. You mentioned that camps can be partially funded or even free. I have seen some offer Financial Aid options. I'm unaware of how one might attend for free or at a steeply discounted rate. Is that just a rare exception, or is it a viable option? 
 I have a chronic illness, and I generally spend a few weeks in the hospital once or twice a year because of it. I've lost many jobs because of it. I am grateful to be on disability, but that also comes with constraints. My hope is to establish myself in a career path that pays enough for me to maintain my own insurance, some flexibility for when I do get sick, and no longer rely on disability coverage. Yet, I'm not sure how far an Associates degree will get me, and I'm concerned about the debt I would likely acquire while earning a Bachelors. 

 Could you share any resources that you found valuable during your search for your chosen Code Camp? What Code Camp did you choose, and for what area of study? Forgive me if my questions feel intrusive; you are not obligated to answer a single one. I'm just curious.