A.S. in Computer Information Technology
“You’re able to go from zero to being able to get a job in IT, develop your career, and then move on to higher education if you want to.”
- Joe Snider
Overview
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Students in the Associate of Science with a major in Computer Information Technology program will demonstrate ethical decision-making from a Christian worldview and competency in the application of fundamental computer information technology and business principles. Students will develop foundational business and computer information technology analysis skills and integrate a Biblical framework that guides business and personal interactions. Students will also apply information management skills to business decision-making and then demonstrate effective communication of ideas and facts.
PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate an understanding of ethical decision-making from a Christian worldview.
- Demonstrate a competency in the application of fundamental computer information technology and business principles.
- Develop foundational business and Computer Information Technology analysis skills.
- Integrate a biblical framework that guides business and personal interactions.
- Demonstrate effective communication of ideas and facts.
- Apply information management skills to business decision-making.
This program provides a fundamental basis for students desiring to continue their education at IWU to complete a bachelor's degree in this discipline. The courses contained in this associate program will satisfy 24 hours out of the 30 general education hours required at the bachelor level and will also apply toward the 120 hour degree requirement.
BRIDGE PROGRAM
If you have not yet obtained your Associate degree but already have 36 to 59 credit hours of previous college coursework, IWU’s unique Bridge program can allow you to immediately start working towards your Bachelor's degree. Please contact your Program Representative at 866-498-4968 for more information.
BRIDGE PROGRAM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Submission of all required items for the admissions process as outlined in the “application procedures” section of the application packet.
- Acceptance to an IWU Bachelor program with 36-59 credit hours earned from a regionally accredited college or university.
- Enter the Bridge to a Bachelor program at 36-59 credit hours.
ACCREDITATION
The Computer Information Technology program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
Not all programs are offered at all locations and some may only be available online.
Tuition & Financial Aid
Tuition & Fees*
| Credit Hours | Tuition | |
|---|---|---|
| 60 Total | $299 / credit hour |
*Effective July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.
The total cost of the program, including tuition, materials, and fees, will be determined prior to your enrollment. The cost will be divided into several payments spread over the course of the program.
The total credit hours and per-credit-hour costs listed above are effective for the core program. For prerequisite or other required courses if applicable, students will need to pay for appropriate tuition, materials, and any additional fees. Costs may change if you withdraw from the program and restart in a future program at a later date.
Financial Aid
Financial aid is available in the form of grants, loans, scholarships, veterans benefits, and even employer reimbursement.
For information about financial aid, call 800-621-8667, ext. 2516, visit our financial aid website, or email IWUfinaid@indwes.edu.
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Courses
Below is the list of courses required to complete the program. Courses are generally taken sequentially, one at a time, until the program is complete. Full course descriptions may be viewed by clicking on the course titles below. For further information, feel free to contact us.Preview Your Classes
GEN-111,BUS-150,BIS-225,ENG-140,CIT-112,COM-115,ENG-141,MAT-108,BUS-105,BIL-102,CIT-140,HST-160,CIT-120,CIT-262,EAR-130,LIT-243,CIT-260,CIT-270,CIT-272,CIT-280
Requirements
Below are the lists of requirements for the AS in Computer Information Technology program. Click on each link to expand the requirements. If you have any questions about the admissions process, feel free to contact one of our admissions representatives at 1-866-498-4968.
Admission Requirements AST
The admission requirements for the Associates of Science in Computer Information Technology degree program offered through the DeVoe School of Business, College of Adult and Professional Studies are as follows:
- Proof of high school graduation or GED certification.
Graduation Requirements
To graduate with an Associates of Science in Computer Information Technology degree from the DeVoe School of Business, College of Adult and Professional Studies at Indiana Wesleyan University, the following requirements must be met:
- Completion of the required core (major) courses with a GPA of 2.00 or higher and a minimum of 15 hours of the core (major) taken at Indiana Wesleyan University.
- Completion of 60 credit hours.
- Payment of all tuition and fees is required in order to receive a diploma.
Application Procedures
To be considered for admission to the Associate of Science with a major in Computer Information Technology degree program, complete each of the following steps. For more information, call 866-498-4968 to speak with a Program Representative.
- Application
Apply online at www.indwes.edu.
- Transcripts
High School
Applicants who have fewer than 12 credit hours of college coursework are required to submit a copy of a standard high school diploma or transcript or GED scores for admission.College
Applicants who have more than 30 credit hours of college coursework are required to submit an official transcript from each undergraduate regionally accredited institution attended. Indiana Wesleyan University will accept for its permanent file only those transcripts sent directly to IWU by the registrar of the attended institution(s). Official transcripts must exhibit the official seal and signature of the registrar. Transcripts that are stamped “student copy,” “issued to student,” or “unofficial” cannot be accepted as official.College Transcripts from Non-U.S. Schools
For college transcripts from non-U.S. schools, secure a “Course-by-Course Report” from Educational Credential Evaluators (see www.ece.org). Be sure to request that the report be sent directly to Indiana Wesleyan University. The evaluation must list course-by-course hours and grades. - TOEFL Scores
Submit a copy of your Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores if English is not your primary language. For more information about this test, see www.toefl.org.
Prior Learning Assessment
Undergraduate students accepted to or enrolled in any of the CAPS associate or baccalaureate degree programs are eligible to complete Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). Credit hours awarded may be counted toward general education, elective, or select core requirements as applicable to the undergraduate degree or as specified for approved graduate programs. Baccalaureate students may earn a maximum of 40 hours of credit through PLA. Associate degree students may earn a maximum of 18 hours through PLA. Undergraduate students may use PLA credit to accrue toward the 60 hours of credit required for admission to the bachelor’s core curriculum and/or to meet degree requirements while in the core and/or after the core has been completed.
Start Dates
Below are the program locations, upcoming dates, and meeting times for the Associate of Science in Computer Information Technology program. This list is updated regularly as new classes are added.