Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Information Technology
The Information Technology concentration prepares you to support, secure, and manage technology systems across industries. Combining foundational IT knowledge with hands-on experience, you’ll develop technical fluency in networking, systems administration, and cybersecurity fundamentals to solve real-world technology challenges.
Dig Deeper Into the program
Explore how coursework, labs, and applied experiences build your ability to design, maintain, and secure computing environments while preparing you for industry certifications and workplace success.
Degree Offered
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with a concentration in Information Technology
Start Terms
- Fall or Spring
Program Format
- On-campus
- Select classes available online to provide added flexibility for students
Credit Hours & Timeline
- Total credits required: 120
- Typical completion time: 4 years
Some of these courses are offered via CSM’s partnership with Rize, an education company that prepares students for careers in the fastest-growing fields. Courses are designed by top academics and industry leaders, approved by College of Saint Mary, and taught by faculty at other colleges and universities.
Build practical technology skills to support today’s digital world. The Information Technology curriculum prepares you to manage systems, solve technical problems and support organizational needs.
- Preparation for entry-level IT roles or industry certifications
- Coursework in networking, systems and information technology fundamentals
- Training in troubleshooting, support and system management
- Understanding of cybersecurity and data protection basics
- Application of IT solutions to real-world business needs
Applicants for admission are evaluated based on the following criteria to gain full admission.
- High school record of cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. An applicant for a degree program must have graduated or will have graduated with 16 high school units from an accredited high school. The college preparatory program is strongly recommended to high school students. Ordinarily this program includes four years of English and two years of social studies, science, and mathematics.
- College/university record of cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale, if applicable.
Applicants who do not meet the following criteria and show potential for success may be reviewed for an alternate admissions pathway.
Students who have successfully completed the General Education Development Test (GED) and have not accumulated at least 12 collegiate level semester hours credit at a regionally accredited institution with a 2.5 GPA or better will follow the Alternate Admissions Pathway.
Applications open July 1 for the upcoming academic year. CSM follows a rolling admission process, reviewing applications as they are received. We encourage students to apply early for priority consideration for scholarships, housing, and financial aid.
The Mercy Core is CSM’s general education curriculum and the foundation of every degree. Rooted in the Critical Concerns of the Sisters of Mercy, it integrates ethics, reflection, and action to prepare women to lead with purpose and advance justice in their communities.
Tuition & Aid
Investing in your education is a big decision, and you do not have to navigate it alone. Every admitted full-time undergraduate student is guaranteed a merit scholarship, and CSM offers additional aid and personalized guidance to make your degree attainable. Our team will walk you through your options so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
Your Roadmap to Admission
From application to enrollment, we guide you through each step with clarity and personal support so you can focus on what matters most and take the next step toward your future.
Why Choose CSM?
Technical Skills for Today’s Needs
Gain practical skills in networking, systems, and IT infrastructure valued across sectors — from business to healthcare.
Certification Preparation
Coursework integrates preparation for industry credentials like CompTIA that enhance employability and career ROI.
One-of-a-Kind Environment
In a supportive women’s college environment, students build confidence and leadership while mastering technical problem-solving.
Mercy-Driven Perspective
The Mercy Core curriculum reinforces ethical reasoning, preparing you to address technology challenges responsibly and with community impact in mind.
IT Career Outlook
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, computer and information technology occupations as a whole earn a median annual salary of $105,990, with employment projected to grow much faster than average and about 317,700 openings projected each year, as organizations continue investing in cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and IT support.
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Personalized Support
Meet regularly with business faculty to stay on track and reach your goals.
Accreditation
The Assurance of Accreditation
The assurance of regional accreditation means that our degrees have been evaluated for their outcomes — including how well they prepare you to meet the needs of your employers, yourself and our global society. College of Saint Mary is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission.
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