Information Technology Bachelor's Degree Completion Program

Living at the height of the Information Age, all professional fields rely on technology in critical ways. It is precisely for this reason that a truly interdisciplinary education—one that combines technology trends, scientific principles and business practices all together—is so valuable.

Our unique Information Technology Bachelor’s degree completion program is designed to give you not only a comprehensive perspective of the technology industry, but more importantly a major edge as you begin a new career or grow in your current one. You will benefit from GW’s deep connections to nearby Washington, D.C.-based governmental and non-governmental organizations. You will also gain a solid foundation in problem-solving, analytical thinking, communication and computing skills to succeed in a number of fields including Information Systems, Technology Management and Consulting, Network Administration and more.
 

 

At a Glance

Program News

Degree Pathway

You can transfer 60 credits from any regionally accredited institution of higher learning and apply it to your bachelor's degree in Information Technology. The 60 credits must include required general education distribution courses. There are four ways that you can transfer these credits.

* Note: Quantitative Reasoning or higher and a four-credit science class with a lab are required. A software design or programming class
(ITP 100 or higher for NOVA students) is recommended.

 

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Where You’ll Study

Classes are held at two Virginia locations, including the GW Education Center in Arlington and the GW Virginia Science and Technology Campus in Ashburn.

What You’ll Study

Curriculum

Admissions Information

To be considered for admission to the Information Technology BPS program, you must have earned one of the following from a regionally accredited college/university with a range of courses that satisfies the program's general education distribution requirement: 

• Associate’s degree in science, technology or related fields, or
• Non-technical bachelor's degree, if applying as a second bachelor's degree candidate, or 
• 60 transferrable credit hours

Requirements for Transfer Credits: 

The General Education Distribution Minimum Requirement includes a total of 22 credit hours as follows:

• Mathematics (Quantitative Reasoning or higher) or Statistics (3 credit hours)
• Natural or physical science with lab (4 credit hours)
• Arts and humanities (3 credit hours)
• Social and behavioral sciences (6 credit hours)
• Written communication or composition (6 credit hours)
• Students also need 38 credits in electives, some of which should be IT-related, for a total of 60 transferrable credit hours.
• Acceptable transfer coursework must be successfully completed from a regionally accredited institution and earned with a grade of C or higher (C-, D and F do not transfer).

Additional Admissions Requirements: 

• A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.70 or higher on a 4.0 scale
• Proof of high school completion (final high school transcript, GED, or copy of high school diploma), unless an associate's or bachelor's degree was earned
• Required application materials
• International students should contact us to discuss additional requirements

Undergraduate Admissions Process

Deadlines

Applicants that have complete applications are eligible to request an application fee waiver by 11:59 p.m. on the Priority Deadline.* To request an application fee waiver, contact your program representative before submitting your application. Fee waiver details. Applications received after the Final Deadline will continue to be processed, space permitting.  

Note for International Students: Applicants must submit their complete applications by the deadlines listed on the International Student Admissions page. These deadlines are at least two months before the deadline for admitted students to submit visa request paperwork.

Tuition & Aid 

GW tuition and fees are comparable to the national average for private universities. These costs are set by the GW Board of Trustees and generally increase year to year, variable by program and location.

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