Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology
Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology
Build hands-on skills in programming, networking, web development, cybersecurity fundamentals, computer systems, and IT support.
The Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology degree program provides foundational knowledge and hands-on training in computer systems, programming, web development, networking, cybersecurity fundamentals, databases, and technical support. Students develop practical problem-solving skills for entry-level and junior IT pathways.
Our program provides comprehensive instruction aligned with current industry standards, providing hands‑on experience in areas such as software development, web development, operating systems, database fundamentals, and network administration.
- Developing software using Python and JAVA programming languages / web development tools
- Creating and developing databases
- Working with the latest operating systems
- High-quality curriculum with the most up-to-date knowledge and skills
- Members of the Microsoft IT Academy and CompTIA Academy
- Variety of experiences with field trips and guest speaker sessions
- Professional Instructors with Outstanding Knowledge and Experience in the Field
Federal Student Aid Notice
Federal Pell Grants are available to eligible undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need. Eligibility and estimated award amounts are determined based on information provided on the FAFSA®. Final financial aid offers are determined by the school. To apply or learn more, visit StudentAid.gov.
Start Your IT Career in DC and Northern Virginia
Generally, computer and IT occupations are projected to have about 280,000 job openings each year nationwide from 2025 to 2035 (Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). Especially, the DC Metro region includes a diverse mix of public-sector, private-sector, healthcare, education, and technology employers. This broad employer base creates a range of IT work environments and career pathways for professionals with technical support and technology skills. Depending on employer requirements and individual qualifications, graduates may pursue entry-level or junior opportunities as computer technicians, help desk technicians, IT support specialists, junior programmers, or network and systems support technicians.
Educational Outcomes/Settings
Upon graduation, students are prepared for entry‑level information technology positions such as computer technician, help desk or IT support specialist, junior programmer, and network or systems support in a wide range of business, government, and technology settings.
Median Salary
$126,330
per year$60.73
per hourIdentification
- •Passport
- •Driver's License
- •State-issued ID
Education History
- •Diploma/school transcript (at least high school)
- •General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
- •DD-214 form
Application Fee
Domestic$100
International$200
International Applicants
F-1 Student Visa
- •Initial Enrollment
- •Transfer-In with I-20
- •Change of Status
- •1+1+1 Program
J-1 Exchange Visitor
- •College/University Student
- •Au Pair
Learn more about our Global Education Programs
Non-Native English Speakers
CaMLA (Cambridge Michigan Language Assessments) English Test to define the English level (Must be at Advanced Level).
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