The Flatiron School, a coding bootcamp program founded in New York City, has launched a new financing option for classes for students enrolling in its Washington, D.C. campus.

The income share agreement (ISA) was put in place to reduce educational financial barriers and will allow students defer their tuition payments until after they graduate and secure a job, according to a press release. D.C. joins Atlanta, Chicago and Denver in offering the income share agreement at Flatiron campuses.

“We believe in the transformative power of education, which is why we’re laser-focused on delivering the best education available and helping to get our students jobs in the field,” Flatiron School CEO and cofounder Adam Enbar said in a statement. “To make education truly impactful it has to be accessible. The Flatiron School ISA will give more students the opportunity to change their lives and access the careers of their dreams through an unparalleled education from Flatiron School.”

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