"CareerWorks", "• Focus: financial services, healthcare (not tech)<br /> • Nonprofit serving low-income adults<br /> • Fully free, 8 week programs" "COOP and Braven", "Both nonprofits focused on first generation college students, and transition from college." "Launch Code", "• Nonprofit, free online tech education like Merit<br /> • 12 week FULL TIME program" "Flatiron School", "• For-profit<br /> • Serves more privileged (70% have undergrad degrees)<br /> • Longer 10-month, more expensive ($16,900)" "Thinkful", "• Longer 6-month full-time programs (some part time but not bread and butter)<br /> • Nonprofit tech training like Merit" "Bloom Institute", "• Nonprofit coding bootcamp<br /> • Serves more privileged (50% white)<br /> • Longer SELF PACED (up to 18 months)<br /> • More expensive ($21,950), deferred financing" "Climb Hire", "• Nonprofit, 6-month programs<br /> • Focus on Salesforce, digital marketing" "1150 Academy", "• Very similar. Shares low-income tech training mission<br /> • Shorter 3-month online programs<br /> • $13,500 with deferred financing<br /> • Lower 60% placement rate"
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