Earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Technology Management From a 100% Online University

Your courses at Trident will be relevant and motivating. As a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management (BSITM) student, you will take a variety of classes, including Introduction to IT Security; Systems Analysis and Design; and Network Technology and Network Administration.

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management (BSITM) requires 120 credits for degree completion. You will take 52 semester credits of program core coursework and 16 credits of concentration coursework. Students in the College of Information Systems are also required to meet Trident’s general education requirements as specified in our course catalog. BSITM students will need to complete specific courses (or their equivalent) to satisfy general education competency areas.

Choose from the following concentrations. See the Trident University Catalog for full descriptions of all concentration course offerings.

• Business Systems Analysis
  This concentration will help you develop the skills to analyze business requirements and provide solutions for IT-driven projects. You will apply a broad range of methodologies, techniques, and tools in the development of computer-based applications to meet strategic business goals.
• Information Security
  This concentration prepares you to be an information security analyst, responsible for security measures and controls to safeguard computer networks and information.
• IT Project Management
  This concentration will help you gain the skills to manage IT projects and teams through effective communications, problem solving, and innovative solutions. The coursework also introduces the use of project management plans to track project time, budgets, and progress.

Subject to additional college-or program-specific admissions requirements, the following standard admissions requirements apply:

If you have fewer than 24 semester hours of transferable coursework:

• A diploma from an accredited or state approved high school or its equivalent
• A minimum GPA of 2.0 in all high school coursework
• Proof of English proficiency (international students only; see section on English Proficiency in the Trident University Catalog)

If you have more than 24 semester hours of transferable coursework:

• A diploma from an accredited or state approved high school or its equivalent
• A minimum GPA of 2.0 in all transferable coursework
• Proof of English proficiency (international students only; see section on English Proficiency in the Trident University Catalog)

If you plan to transfer potential credit, please review our transfer policy.

• Transfer students are required to provide official transcripts of all prior academic work without exception.
• Prior academic work will be articulated during the admission process.
• All courses, whether applied to a program or general elective in transfer will be posted to the student’s permanent record.
• Transfer credits will not be included in the calculation of overall GPA.
• At the undergraduate level, students may transfer in credit no matter the date of completion. In cases where the content of a course is deemed outdated or no longer relevant/equivalent by the Trident, credits for that course will transfer as general elective credits only.
• Students may formally appeal transfer decision to the Provost or designee. Appeals must be submitted in writing within five business days and must be accompanied by supporting documents or evidence.

Trident University offers high quality online degrees designed to impart the skills and knowledge required to compete in today’s marketplace for high demand careers. While our mission is to prepare students effectively to pursue career and professional development in their respective fields, finding gainful employment is the individual responsibility of the student. We do not imply or guarantee that students will find employment or be placed in any particular job as a result of completing an educational program.

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Pursuant to California State Law, Trident University publishes and provides to students residing in California, Performance Fact Sheets to help students make informed decisions regarding their program of interest. The fact sheet for each degree program is filed with the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education. Regardless of any information students may have relating to completion rates, placement rates, starting salaries, or license exam passage rates, fact sheets contain the information as calculated pursuant to state law. Any questions a student may have regarding this fact sheet that have not been satisfactorily answered by the institution may be directed to the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education at: P.O. Box 980818, West Sacramento, CA 95798-0818 | www.bppe.ca.gov | P:888.370.7589 or 916.431.6959 | F:916.263.1897

Tuition cost for the bachelors program:

University Fees:

• Bounced Check Fee: $30
• Course Material Fee: $0
• Diploma Copy: $30 (optional)
• Graduation Fee: $150
• Lab Fee: $59 (optional - for students enrolled in courses with a lab portion)
• Official Transcript Fee: $10 (rush fee $35)
• Other Expedited Shipping Fees: varies based on region
• Payment Plan Set-up Fee: $30 (non-refundable)
• Student ID Card: $10 (optional)
• Other fees may apply and are subject to change without advance notice.

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