CollegeAmerica

College America provides accelerated degree programs for students who are interested in a variety of employment options. Students can earn associate degrees in 20 months or less, bachelor degrees in 36 months or less, and master degrees in as little as 15 months. Students who are interested in computer-related careers can earn a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, or Associate's Degrees in Computer Programming or Computer Networking and Technology.

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The Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science is a degree program whose curriculum is designed to prepare students to become the future leaders of the networking industry. Graduates of the BS in Computer Science program learn to function at a very high level in the areas of programming, network administration, and database management. Students learn computer servicing, networking concepts, operating systems, relational database concepts and methods, telecommunications, and many other important skills. Graduates are prepared for many popular industry-standard certifications, including A+, CCNA, Novel-C.N.A., and many more.

The Computer Technology and Computer Programming associate degrees prepare students for entry-level jobs in their new professions. Students in these programs learn important program proficiencies, such as network engineering, Cisco routers, Internet fundamentals, computer networking, Oracle, Web page design, and many other skills. Graduates of these programs are also prepared for a few basic industry-standard professional certifications, such as A+, Intro to Oracle, MCSE, and more.

Students who are interested in College America should complete an information request for more information about program requirements. The next step is to sit down with an admissions representative to discuss educational plans. Qualifying students are eligible for federal and state financial aid, including Federal Pell Grants, Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, subsidized loans, and other federal student loan options. Students can also work with College America's preferred lenders to finance their educations.

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