Find accredited information technology associate and bachelor’s degree programs at a trade school near you or an online technical college. All listed schools are accredited and have financial aid assistance for students who qualify.
Use the search application to connect with a local or online school offering information technology programs.
Colleges with Information Technology Programs
All listed colleges are accredited and offer financial aid assistance to those who qualify.
- Westcliff University
- FlatIron School
- Keiser University
- Southeastern College
- McCann School of Business
Schools with Other IT Programs
- Southern Careers Institute
- Porter and Chester
- Florida National University
- Remington College
- Interactive College of Technology
- ASPIRA City College
- Wichita Technical Institute
All schools are not listed here, use the search application to find your local options.
What Does an IT Specialist Do?
“An information technology specialist has a job closely related to that of a computer engineer and computer scientist. They play the final role in the process of building a computer and its software. Information technology professionals, also known as IT specialists, use and troubleshoot the programs, software, and applications created by computer scientists.”
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