College of Information Technology Bachelor's Programs

Bachelor's Degree Programs

• B.S. Information Technology
• B.S. Information Technology—Networks Administration
• B.S. Information Technology—Networks Design and Management
• B.S. Information Technology—Databases
• B.S. Information Technology—Security
• B.S. Information Technology—Software
• B.S. Health Informatics (from the College of Health Professions)
• B.S. Business—Information Technology Management (from the College of Business)

Online IT Degrees That Put You in High Demand

You’ve got the experience and possibly some certifications; now you need the degree. Your experience is a valuable asset at WGU. To complete your degree, you must demonstrate you understand and can perform the necessary skills and knowledge the IT industry demands. As a result of WGU’s competency-based approach, you won’t have to spend unnecessary time studying the concepts you already know. All you have to do is prove you know the material through carefully designed assessments under the guidance of a dedicated mentor.

There are no classrooms; no seat time requirements. WGU’s programs are designed to fit the demanding schedules of adult learners like you. You’ll be able to earn your IT degree online, on your schedule, and on your budget.

WGU is a Microsoft IT Academy Member

As a Microsoft IT Academy program member, WGU is able to offer students a world-class technology curriculum and courseware provided by Microsoft. Many (but not all) of your Microsoft courses will use this rich online learning resource which includes virtual labs that provide hands-on experience with Microsoft software to supplement your learning. The cost of certification exams is included in WGU tuition.