This program’s hybrid structure gives you the flexibility to learn when and where you want. You can complete coursework in the comfort of your home, favorite coffee shop, or local library while choosing a study schedule that works best for you.
You’re fascinated by the way multiple parts work together to make entire systems operate. You want to connect to something bigger. You understand the need for technologies to integrate and the need for collaboration among the people operating them.
It’s your desire to connect others to their work, combined with your desire to make information systems operate effectively, that pushes you toward a greater calling.
A hybrid learning path to IT proficiency
Completing your Bachelor of Arts in Computer Information Technology (CIT) from PLNU will give you the practical skills needed to connect businesses and individuals with IT solutions. Learn valuable skills to thrive in today’s market within the flexibility of a hybrid schedule and finish in as few as 15 months!
Continue your tech education in convenient locations
The quality of PLNU education without the hassle of long commutes.This program features one in-person evening class per week, with the rest of the classes online. Rather than feeling like you’re starting a new program, you can continue your education in the environment that’s most comfortable and convenient for you.
For this CIT program, PLNU has partnered with Grossmont College and MiraCosta College to bring our quality education and mentorship to excellent San Diego college locations.
Technology training on your terms
This program’s hybrid structure gives you the flexibility to learn when and where you want. You can complete coursework in the comfort of your home, favorite coffee shop, or local library while choosing a study schedule that works best for you. Having one in-person class per week will help you to build a routine that keeps you motivated without interrupting your weekly schedule.
While completing this program, you’ll still be able to continue spending time with family, thriving at your full- or part-time workplace, or leisure time.
Plug in to a supportive network of IT professionals
A key advantage to having weekly in-person classes is the ability to enjoy PLNU’s tight-knit community in person. You’ll be able to form meaningful connections with fellow students as you learn and grow together in your IT expertise.
You’ll also have access to top-tier mentorship from professors and advisors. They’ll help you to leverage your strengths to expand your connections and career opportunities. You’ll be able to access resources tailored to you and your career goals.
Time for life’s personal and professional commitments
Learning shouldn’t prevent you from doing what you love. Coursework is designed to be flexible to your needs and help you balance your other life commitments.
While completing this program, you’ll still be able to continue spending time with family, thriving at your full- or part-time workplace, or leisure time.
As a Christian liberal arts university, PLNU is committed to shaping students’ academic, personal, and spiritual growth. Our mission isn’t simply to prepare you for a career after you graduate — though that’s part of it — but to shape you into a thoughtful, service-minded, and engaged member of your community and world. In short, we are committed to helping you become who you are fully called to be.
We believe this happens when students critically explore various fields of thought across the sciences, social sciences, and humanities — such as our Foundational Explorations general education curriculum — with a concern for serving others and an openness to God’s grace at work in our communities, nations, and lives.
Our faculty members are known for their excellence as teachers and scholars in their respective fields, as well as for their commitment to forming relationships with students built around mentorship and accountability to help students thrive academically, professionally, and spiritually.
At PLNU, the small student-to-teacher ratio of 14:1 really does mean you can have one-on-one relationships with professors who are just as concerned with who you are becoming as they are with how you are performing. We encourage students to move beyond a one-dimensional education and toward one that fosters vigorous and rewarding academic exploration through summer research programs, study abroad programs, graduate field experience projects, honors programs, and more.
Through faculty mentorships and a host of academic opportunities, you’ll develop the perspective, knowledge, wisdom, and experience necessary to pursue a purposeful career after you graduate.
Information Technology specialists run the gamut in skills — from maintaining the databases that users rely upon to gathering information to serve customers; upgrading computer software, or setting up and maintaining the servers on which the company's applications run.
An ever-evolving landscape of digital technologies awaits you. You’ll study system and network administration, the most current web technologies, interface and scripting fundamentals, and computer and network security.
The BA in Information Technology degree offers training in high-tech skills, such as Java programming, object-oriented software development, networks and telecommunications, web development, and database management.
Our unique Information Technology Bachelor’s degree completion program is designed to give you not only a comprehensive perspective of the technology industry, but more importantly a major edge as you begin a new career or grow in your current one.
The Information Technology degree prepares students for a variety of career opportunities. The program provides a general education background in computers and networking with emphasis on Microsoft.
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