School: American InterContinental University

Program: The Bachelor of Information Technology program covers industry current information technology trends and applications. Students work in teams to complete applied technology projects. The courses educate students in five key areas: business, IT networks, basic computer programming, data administration and project application.

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School: University of Phoenix

Program: The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems (BSB/IS) Program blends business and information technology to address the emerging field of e-Commerce and e-Business. The program courses provide fundamental knowledge and application in both business and information technology.

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School: American InterContinental University

Program: In the BIT program, emphasis is placed on the development of appropriate business skills, the use of networks, the development of programming skills, education in data administration, and the completion of IT projects.

School: California College San Diego

Program: Students need to make sure that they are kept up to speed with the latest advances. At California College San Diego, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the skills required to excel. In addition to earning your degree, you can prepare for certifications*, including MCSE, CNA, A+, MCSD, Network+, Cisco, Oracle, and more. Degree programs include:

Technology Programs
AOS in Computer Programming
AOS in Computer Technology and Networking
AOS in E-Business Management and Accounting
BS in Accounting
BS in Computer Science
* Certifications may require additional study and cost.

School: Keiser University

Program: As a Management Information Systems specialist, you'll use your talents to design, maintain, and analyze sophisticated computer systems. Graduates of this program are qualified for entry-level positions as Systems Consultants, Junior Database Administrators, Assistant Project Managers, and more. Get started now.

School: Potomac College

Program: In this specialization, you will learn to manage the information resources of an organization. You will also gain an in-depth understanding of both management principles and the fundamentals of information systems so you can function effectively in both worlds.

School: Potomac College

Program: Learn to design and implement computer-based information systems for business and government. You'll acquire an understanding of programming concepts, the fundamentals of hardware selection and design, the basics of networking, and the assessment and implementation of software packages.

School: Kaplan University

Program: If you already have your associate’s degree, the Advanced Start for the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology will give you the qualifications you need to increase your marketability in today’s job market, as well as your income. According to the Digest of Education, a bachelor’s degree means greater earnings over the course of your lifetime.

Our innovative program combines the career-oriented focus of a two-year degree with the academic curriculum of a four-year program, offering you the flexibility of joining the workforce while pursuing your lifelong goals. This program prepares you for advancement in information technology with the knowledge, communication skills, critical thinking, and technical competencies required in the modern workplace.

This degree accommodates both the student whose immediate educational goals are satisfied by the completion of a bachelor’s degree, and the student who is planning to pursue study in the information technology field at the graduate level.

Kaplan University offers four emphasis areas in the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program: Database, Network Administration, Programming, and Web Development.

School: Kaplan University

Program: If you are interested in advancing your IT career or seeking entry-level employment in programming, web development, database management, or networking, the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program will help you meet your career goals.

This bachelor’s degree program prepares you for advancement in information technology with the knowledge, communication skills, critical thinking, and technical competencies required in the modern workplace. This degree accommodates both the student whose immediate educational goals are satisfied by the completion of a bachelor’s degree, and the student who is planning to pursue study in the information technology field at the graduate level.

Kaplan University offers four emphasis areas in the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program: Database, Network Administration, Programming, and Web Development.

School: Baker College

Program: Graduates of this program can pursue careers as programmers, programmer/analysts, and systems analysts. Entrance requirements for Bachelor of CIS degree program include an Associate of Business Administration in Computer Information Systems (90 quarter hours) or approved equivalent from an accredited institution. (minimum GPA 2.0).

School: Sullivan University System

Program: This program teaches students to design and maintain information technology systems in businesses or other organizations. The primary objective is to provide students with a very strong technical foundation, including proficiency in programming languages, office applications, operating systems, and the Internet.

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School: Regis University

Program: This degree program will prepare you for a career in systems analysis & design, software engineering, database management, project management, or workflow analysis & design. Through a balanced curriculum of computer hardware, software, system design, and communications, you will develop a solid understanding of the current and future computer information needs of your organization.