Build your technical abilities and gain the professional skills you need to become an IT professional with an online Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information Technologies or Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Information Technologies at Southern New Hampshire University. Our online information technology degree explores principles of computing and how they relate to business operations – beginning with the fundamentals of information technology and culminating in advanced courses in system design and implementation.

Learn how to:

- Analyze and solve complex computing problems

- Design, implement and evaluate computing-based solutions

- Communicate effectively in various professional contexts

- Function effectively as a member or leader of a team

From networking events to technology conferences and student competitions, there are always new opportunities to grow at SNHU. Earn credit for what you already know: At SNHU, we want to remove the barriers standing between you and your goals and help you save time and tuition along the way. That's why, if you've earned an IT certification or credentials through organizations like Cisco, CompTIA, (ISC)2, or Oracle, you may be eligible to receive credit toward your degree program. IT Courses & Curriculum Bachelor of Arts (BA) in IT The online Bachelor of Arts in Information Technologies program is designed to help you leverage new technologies in the modern workplace through adaptive problem-solving best practices, technical knowledge, and professional communication skills.

Program outcomes include the ability to analyze complex computing problems and the opportunity to design and implement innovative computing-based solutions. Better yet, the BA in Information Technology accepts 21 free-elective credits. That means you may be able to save time and money by transferring to more courses from your previous program, whether they be in IT or another field. Bachelor of Science (BS) in IT SNHU's BS in Information Technology degree online is taught by experts in the field who empower you with the chance to learn, practice, and demonstrate your mastery of IT skills with the latest innovative online tools. And the online classroom environment can be just the right place to learn about those tools.

"It met my expectations with the hands-on labs that were given to me online," said Rick McQueen '21, who also earned his AS in IT in 2019. "It showed me how to set up a network and even explained the smallest details of which cable goes into which receptacle." And now that he's finished the program, he can see the real-world application. "The class that stood out to me the most was the Python class," McQueen said.

"I use the Python language basics that I learned to practice coding on my own time." You'll learn from instructors based around the country who have years of IT experience. "The instructors I had seemed to be experts in their respective fields and were very knowledgeable in the classes I was taking," said Ken Girkin '17 '21G.

"They did a good job of providing helpful feedback to the assignments and discussions." McQueen agreed. "The instructors gave me information on how the real-world IT field works and insight into the importance of certain practices," he said.

"And it's not just instructors you can learn from. Because students in your classes come from a wide variety of backgrounds, it's easy to engage with them on different topics. "Not only did I learn a lot from the classes and instructors, but I learned from the other students as well," Girkin said. "

"These classes gave me the foundation I needed to advance my career and get to where I am today." If you need help throughout your program, SNHU has the resources for you to succeed. "Your academic advisor helps support your journey," said Beth Maldonado '20, who was also able to earn her master's degree at SNHU in 2021. "I love how your advisor is always there for you, every step of the way. ... I didn't have that in my previous experience" at a local community college."

Become a Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® Optional major course QSO-345: Project Management for CAPM® Certification can help prepare you to take the PMI® Certified Associate in Project Management® exam. Already have an active Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® certification? You may be eligible to waive QSO-345: Project Management for CAPM® Certification and receive full credit for the course. When you receive credit for prior learning, you save time and tuition. Ask your admission representative for details.

Expanding access to quality higher education means removing the barriers that may stand between you and your degree. That's why you can apply at any time and get a decision within days of submitting all required materials:

- Completed free undergraduate application

- Prior transcripts, which we can retrieve at no cost to you

- Test scores are not required as part of your application Acceptance decisions are made on a rolling basis throughout the year for our 6 (8-week) undergraduate terms.

$150 Graduation Fee, Course Materials ($ varies by course)