Technology Degree Program Rankings
Bachelor’s Degree Center, a free guide to traditional and online bachelor’s degree programs in all disciplines, has released four 2019 rankings of the best Information Technology bachelor’s degree programs in the US:
25 Best Bachelor’s in Information Technology Degree Programs for 2019
(https://www.
15 Best Online Information Technology Bachelor’s Degree Programs for 2019
(https://www.
10 Fastest Online Information Technology Bachelor’s Degree Programs for 2019
(https://www.
10 Most Affordable Online Information Technology Bachelor’s Degree Programs for 2019
(https://www.
Technology Degree Program Rankings for Bacherlor’s Degree
The Top 3 Best Information Technology Bachelor’s Programs for 2019 are: 1) Purdue University; 2) University of Washington; 3) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
The Top 3 Online Information Technology Bachelor’s Programs for 2019 are: 1) George Mason University; 2) Arizona State University; 3) Oklahoma State University.
A complete list of all institutions ranked is included at the end of this release.
“For those who do not work directly in IT, it can be easy to forget the immense work that happens in the background of communications, data, and computing,” BDC editors explain. After all, “Information technology is such a basic part of contemporary life that we take it for granted.”
In fact, “it takes a massive number of people to make the modern world possible,” and as such, the job market for information technology experts is growing by leaps and bounds. As Bachelor’s Degree Center editors explain,
“There are jobs to fill in IT, and not nearly enough people to fill them – a good position to be in, if you’re an experienced, well-trained information technology professional.” And while a degree is not always necessary to get an entry level job in IT, a bachelor’s degree is a necessity for advancement in many settings.
As BDC editors explain, “just having an associate’s or certificate means being stuck with entry-level jobs,” but “the most reliable way to prove you are ready to move ahead is a bachelor’s degree.”
An on-campus program provides “real, one-on-one mentorship” as well as “stronger networking opportunities like internships, workshops, and conferences.” On the other hand, “online format allows working adults to take their courses around their current schedule,” and working IT professionals can build on their experience and incorporate what they learn into their current positions while they work toward promotion.
With their Information Technology rankings Bachelor’s Degree Center hopes to highlight educational opportunities for everyone who wants to make a career in IT.
Bachelor’s Degree Center has been providing advice, resources, and rankings on the best traditional and online bachelor’s degree programs since 2014.
Completely independent and unbiased, BDC is working to be the ultimate resource for new high school graduates, working adults returning to school, and nontraditional students.
Technology Degree Program Rankings
All Institutions in the Bachelor’s Degree Center Information Technology Rankings (in alphabetical order)
Arizona State University
Bellevue University
Brigham Young University
Brigham Young University Idaho
California Baptist University
Central Washington University
Colorado State University-Global Campus
Daytona State College
DePaul University
East Carolina University
Elmhurst College
Ferris State University
Florida International University
Florida State University
George Mason University
Georgia Southern University
Illinois Institute of Technology
La Salle University
Lawrence Technological University
Liberty University
Loyola University Chicago
Marist College
Montclair State University
New Jersey Institute of Technology
New Mexico State University
Oakland University
Ohio University
Oklahoma State University
Oregon Institute of Technology
Purdue University
Regent University
Regis University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rogers State University
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota
Temple University
Texas Christian University
Towson University
UMass Lowell
University of Arizona
University of Central Florida
University of Cincinnati
University of Denver
University of Minnesota-Crookston
University of North Texas
University of South Florida
University of Tulsa
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin Stout
Western Governors University
Western Kentucky University
Related articles on colleges
Recent Comments