START ON YOUR PATH IN THE IT FIELD WITH A NOVA DEGREE
Get on the path to becoming an in-demand IT professional in programming, programming analysis or systems analysis with a NOVA associate degree in information technology.
Information Technology
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Associate Degree in Information Technology
Prepare to transfer to a bachelor’s degree program or to start your IT career with NOVA’s Associate of Science (AS) in Information Technology. In NOVA’s program, you’ll build a solid foundation in information and technology. You’ll take courses that can help shape your career, including JAVA or C++ Programming, Advanced Database Management and PC Hardware and OS Architecture. You’ll be ready for entry-level positions in programming, programming analysis or systems analysis.
- Length:
- Two Years
- Credits:
- 61
- Locations:
- Alexandria, Annandale, Loudoun, Manassas, Woodbridge, Online
WHY STUDY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AT NOVA?
Expert Information Technology Faculty
You’ll learn from experienced NOVA information technology faculty who care about helping you succeed in the IT field. You can count on their support and guidance at NOVA and in your future.
Relevant Information Technology Courses
You’ll take courses like JAVA or C++ Programming, Advanced Database Management and PC Hardware and OS Architecture that will help you focus your IT career.
Budget-Friendly Information Technology Programs
You’ll receive an affordable information technology education. You may even be eligible for NOVA scholarships, which can help offset the cost of your degree.
Program Details
Information Technology Overview
If you're unfamiliar with IT, this flyer will provide a quick overview.
Accreditations
Northern Virginia Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award the associate degree in information technology.
Credits and
Transfer Info
Credit for Prior Learning
Credit for prior learning (CPL) generally refers to the process of granting college credit for learning gained in nontraditional ways, including but not limited to: certifications, AP or IB exams, military training, or life experience.
Transferring
Learn more about possible transfer opportunities associated with this program of study. Students interested in transferring should contact an advisor or counselor to further discuss their plans.