To apply to the B.S. in Information Systems Technology program, students must submit an MDC application for admission and have an A.A. or A.S. degree from a regionally accredited institution, or have at least 60 college credits with a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA. Applicants must also have completed the required prerequisite courses:
Yes. The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Technology is offered fully online through MDC Online. Please note that some courses may not be offered in the online modality for some semesters. Students can complete coursework, assignments, and program requirements remotely. MDC Online also provides online support services, making it possible to complete the full degree without coming to campus.
Completion time varies based on the number of credits a student transfers in and whether they study full-time or part-time. Students who enroll full-time after earning an A.A. or A.S. degree can typically complete the remaining upper-division coursework in about two years. Part-time students may take longer. MDC follows a standard academic calendar.
Yes. The IST program is offered fully online, allowing students to complete coursework on a schedule that fits their personal and professional commitments. MDC Online is designed to support working adults and individuals balancing family responsibilities by offering flexible course access and virtual support services.
MDC Online provides a range of support services including academic advising, technical support, tutoring, test preparation resources, and access to the MDC Library and Learning Resources. Students also have access to the Online Student Support Center and the Academic and Learning Technologies Helpdesk for assistance with course platforms and technology.
Yes. Students enrolled in online bachelor’s programs, including the Information Systems Technology program, may be eligible for financial aid. MDC encourages all students to complete the FAFSA and explore available grants, scholarships, and aid options.
Yes. Students may transfer credits from a regionally accredited institution if the coursework aligns with MDC’s degree requirements. To enter the program, students must already have an A.A. or A.S. degree or a minimum of 60 eligible credits. Prerequisite courses must also be completed prior to admission.
The IST program offers two concentrations:
Students choose the concentration that best aligns with their career goals.
Graduates may qualify for a wide range of information technology and cybersecurity roles. Career possibilities include:
These roles can be found across business, government, nonprofit, and technology sectors.
Tuition for the IST online program is listed as:
Students should review MDC’s tuition page for the most current rates, as tuition may change.
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