Springboard and Thinkful both offer a variety of courses designed to help students find a job in the tech industry. Both bootcamp providers pride themselves on their programs’ ultimate results in helping students kickstart a new career. However, there are a number of key differences between Springboard and Thinkful. Reviewing these differences can help you make an informed decision that best fits your needs and budget.
Springboard vs. Thinkful
Why choose Springboard over Thinkful
Professional Mentorship
Flexible Tuition
Career Support
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Frequently Asked Questions
Springboard provides 3-, 6- and 9-month bootcamps as well as short-form courses in Data Science, UI/UX Design, Data Analytics, Cybersecurity, Tech Sales, and Software Engineering.
Thinkful provides bootcamps in Data Science, Design, Project Management, Marketing, Data Analytics, and Software Engineering.
Springboard courses range from around $350 for a introductory course to around $12,000 for a bootcamp.
Thinkful charges around $4,900-$16,000 for their bootcamps.
Springboard students average a salary increase of $22,000 in their first job after completing a course, with more than 93% receiving a job offer within 12 months of graduating.
Thinkful students report a salary increase of $17,000 after completing a course and 81% have a job offer within 6 months.