With this program you'll combine two skill sets: business and computer technology.
Students in this degree program get prepared to work in a business or industry that heavily relies on computer technology. To succeed in this ever-evolving world, our program instills practical skills to give students the broad and thorough business and technology knowledge needed for a successful career.
Program details
Our degree prepare you for careers in business and information technology. You'll
attend classes in the newly renovated information technology, computer science and
office professions wing. The 16,500-square-foot renovation upgraded and revitalized
the area to provide state-of-the-art computer labs, classrooms and study spaces.
Degree info
Business & Information Technology
- Time & credits
- 5 semesters
68 credits - Course information
- In-person/online
- Online
- Estimated tuition & fees
- $12,152 (in-district)
$19,064 (out-of-district)
$19,856 (out-of-state)
Transfer
One of the best things about °µÍø³Ô¹Ï is that you can start here and go just about anywhere. We’ve built relationships with lots of colleges and universities to make transferring easy—and you can save a ton of money in the process.
Take a look at the options available in this career field. And don’t forget to talk with your Student Success Advisor about your career goals. They can help you explore the different programs and degree paths that might be right for you, including the Associate in Arts or Associate in Science.
Job outlook
Interested in a career in business and information technology? Learn more about our
region’s employment outlook and career opportunities you can pursue in this field
of study be reviewing the sampling below. Visit to search all careers.
Earn a career credential
& credit toward your degree.
°µÍø³Ô¹Ï, in partnership with Google, offers free career credentials designed to give you the skills you need to propel you toward a high-wage, high-demand job in the region. These classes can be laddered into an existing academic certificate or degree—meaning, you can receive a career credential certificate of completion and have it count toward credited academic classes. This will accelerate your progress toward degree completion at °µÍø³Ô¹Ï.
You can earn credits toward your degree in Business and Information Technology by completing the following career credential:
"We have been on the cutting-edge in terms of having programs across the board—our
IT department, our cybersecurity, our IT hardware and even data analytics. We’ve made
sure to meet the needs of area employers through training and preparing our students." Felicia Peters

Professor of computer science and IT
Get started at °µÍø³Ô¹Ï
Contact us
Program Coordinator
Kevin Wyzkiewicz
Business and Technology Division
A068
kmwyzkie@delta.edu
989-686-9127

