Information Systems, B.S.B.A.

An information systems degree differs from a computer science (CS) degree in its focus. A computer science degree is an engineering degree which provides courses on the mathematics and science behind computer systems. An information systems degree is a business degree. An information systems degree has courses on the application of computer systems, how to use those systems for a specific purpose in a business environment. An information systems degree is a bridge between the technology of computers and the real world application of those technologies. 

Take advantage of our internship program, during the summer of your junior or senior year, to earn academic credit, hone your skills and build your résumé in a paid position. Recent placements for internships and co-ops include Bloomberg, Dow Jones, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Fidelity Investments.