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Technology is the future – that’s why the U.S. Bureau of Labor predicts that the IT industry will add over 667,600 new jobs by 2030. What does the growing demand for qualified IT professionals mean for you? It’s simple — options and job security.
Speaking of options, our information technology training program offers two different paths to choose from — an in-depth Associate of Science degree and a streamlined diploma program to help you get to work faster.
We’ll help you decide which path is right for you, but both information technology training programs include industry-recognized certifications employers are looking for from CompTIA and Microsoft. Plus, after you graduate college, our Lifetime Career Placement Support program will be there to help you find work whenever you need it.
Our graduates are able to seek employment as:
Computer Support Specialist
Computer Systems Analyst
Hardware Administrator
Software Support Technician
Help Desk Support
Computer Network Architect
Server Management & Administration
Network Security
The course work in this program prepares students for an entry-level position as a computer service technician. You will learn how to service and maintain industry and consumer computer products.
School instructors are experienced in IT and know what students need to know to manage both IT hardware and software. Further coursework focuses on industrial standards and computer certifications. Graduates have the IT knowledge and skills necessary to successfully enter the workforce.
This IT program prepares college students for CompTIA A+ Core 1 and 2 certification exams. Core 1 coursework focuses on hardware as well as the student’s ability to diagnose and resolve technical issues. Additional topics of Core 1 curriculum include networking, basic mobile devices and their operating systems, and hardware and network troubleshooting. Core 2 coursework focuses on software, cybersecurity, and operational procedures. Additional topics in the classroom for Core 2 include fundamentals of computer security, software troubleshooting, familiarity with standard operating procedures and best practices, and cloud computing. Graduates of the Information Technology program will be prepared for entry-level positions as computer support specialists and other important IT roles.
Each campus has a Career Assistance Coordinator dedicated to help you find the right position for you.
Learn MoreNo Plan? No problem! We have a team to assist you. Our Admissions Representatives can guide you to the right program. Our Financial Planners will help find the financial assistance you’re qualified to receive. Your Teachers and Academic Advisors will help guide you to graduation. And our administration is always here for you, if you need help.
