McCann School of Business & Technology

McCann School of Business & Technology provides a broad choice of degree programs that can enable you to get underway on the right career for you. To better suit your hectic life, there are day, evening and online courses offered at our fully accredited campuses.

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Their four locations make it convenient for Pennsylvania students to complete their education- the Hazelton, Sunbury, Dickson City, and Pottsville campuses are accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools.

The McCann School of Business and Technology is authorized by the Pennsylvania Department of Education to confer associate degrees in the field of specialized business, upon successful completion of a two-year training program.

The McCann School of Business & Technology has obtained important licensure from Pennsylvania’s Board of Private and Licensed Schools.

Every pupil is urged to consult with our financial aid staff to ascertain eligibility for assistance. When this occurs, the students will receive help from the Financial Aid Officer with the required paperwork.

In terms of financial assistance, McCann School of Business & Technology features term-based instruction. Three quarter academic terms are equivalent to a single academic year. Consequently, pupils at McCann qualify for two complete years of tuition aid to complete their 18-month associate degree specialty (comprised of six quarter terms).

Diploma in Network Administration and Associate in Specialized Business Degree Program in Network Administration

Available at Dickson City, Hazleton, Pottsville, and Sunbury

If you want to work in the fast-paced field of information technology, the Network Administration program may be of interest to you. The Associate degree program in Network Administration offered at the McCann School of Business and Technology provides in-depth course work, and hands-on training for the student seeking entry into the expanding computer industry. In the training classes, direct experience with popular business programs and software is greatly emphasized. Once they graduate, pupils are urged to take any of the tests for certification for systems administration.

Those who graduate with an Associate's Degree in Network Administration may either continue on to obtain an advanced degree or they can begin a career in many different fields, including:

• Marketing
• Advertising
• Non profit
• Health
• Pharmaceutical
• Engineering

They may expect the following job titles:

• Network administrators
• Network applications assistants
• Network support specialists
• Help desk support
• Related technical support positions

During the past ten years, computers, the Internet and information technology, in general, have become increasingly important. It would be hard to find an office in the United States that does not have daily use of computers, utilize online resources and software to make tasks more efficient, much easier and less time consuming. Because computers are essential in today's business world, there is a high demand for certified, skilled, and professional network administrators who can support a company's vast online presence. Though computers have existed for more than fifty years, their role in the world of corporate industry has become highly popular over the past decade.

Pennsylvania's McCann School of Business and Technology responds to this great need. They are committed to training skilled network administrative specialists and helping them find various positions in the information technology field. A wide variety of administrative skills are taught in our network administration courses. Graduates are prepared for challenges that they may face daily when they enroll in the Network Administration degree program. This program is available at Dickson City, Hazleton, Pottsville, and Sunbury campuses - all in the great state of Pennsylvania.

In the contemporary business environment, there is little that is more vital for the success of a business than computer network proficiency. With responsibilities ranging from personnel data to business e-mail, maintaining the network system for a business is vital. Some of the duties that a network administrator may perform include supervising current systems and being able to develop new software and computer strategies. Security controls and accounts are activated by administrators including configuration of switches and routers, troubleshooting of problems and potential issues, and supervising of network performance.

Network administration specialists play a vital part in any business setting, here in Pennsylvania and across the globe. Our Associate’s Degree in Network Administration is the right choice if you enjoy solving problems quickly and love the challenge of working with computers in a professional setting.