AA/AS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The Computer Information Technology associate degree gives students a broad base in IT support by drawing on core courses from the college's programming, networking and security degrees. It suits people who want to start working soon in technical customer service, IT support or computer security, and it offers a route into more specialised training later. Graduates who finish it are eligible to continue into the bachelor's program in networking. Hands-on training covers many different areas of the field. No admission requirements apply, though students below college level complete preparatory classes first. Two programs can be pursued together. Textbooks and lab fees are charged on top of tuition. Anyone weighing this option can look into scholarships, financial aid and veteran support offered through the college to help cover expenses.