Bachelor’s of Science (BS) in Information Technology
A bachelor's of science degree in information technology prepares you a number of growth-career roles.
Build skills to become an IT expert, with the degree and credentials to back it up.
Earn more
Prepare for high-earning careers in fields like software development, cyber security, and data analytics.
Be in demand
Over 3.1 Million computer jobs were available nationwide from 2018-2019** (Source: Burning Glass)
A degree you can be proud of
Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.
Transfer-Friendly
Transfer in college credits, past military training, and even industry credentials to graduate faster.
What you'll learn
Database Querying and Reporting
Learn good database design in Structured Query Language (SQL) using a practical approach. Learn how to create and design tables, use cursors, use transactions, and create views and stored procedures.
Business Intelligence and Data Analytics
Learn how to transform data into meaningful and useful information to assist in business analysis and data reporting.
Software Development
Recognize appropriate programming constructs utilized in building, testing, and debugging software programs.
Web Design Technologies
Utilize web development foundations and standards in design, development, and deployment of interactive web content.
Cloud Computing
Employ industry best practices in the development, maintenance, and deployment of cloud computing and virtualization technologies.
Security
Learn about security terminology, technology and common security issues. Gain tools for security awareness and prevention.
CompTIA Cloud+ (Industry credential)
CompTIA Cloud+ validates the skills you need to maintain and optimize cloud infrastructure services.
MTA Software Development Fundamentals (Industry credential)
Prepare for the MTA Software Development Exam, and recognize appropriate programming constructs utilized in building, testing, and debugging of software programs.
Windows Server Administration Fundamentals (Industry credential)
Prepare for the Windows Server Admin Certification and learn how to use server administration techniques in the installation and maintenance of network infrastructure and directory services.
MTA HTML5 Application Development Fundamentals (Industry credential)
Learn about the fundamentals of development for mobile devices and become a Microsoft Technology Associate in HTML5 Application Development.
CompTIA A+ 220-901 / 902 (Industry credential)
The industry standard for establishing a career in IT. CompTIA A+ supports the ability to connect users to the data they need to do their jobs regardless of device.
Career outlook
- Business intelligence
- Cloud computing
- Data analytics
- Information management
- Networking
- Operating systems
- Security
Salary progression
Growing network
Tuition
Financial Aid
Rivet School students with full
financial aid (about 25% of students)
pay less than $500 on average
for their entire bachelor's degree.
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