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Southern Careers Institute
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Colorado Technical University
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Southern New Hampshire University
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Southern New Hampshire University
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University of Maryland - Global Campus
The online bachelor’s degree in applied technology is designed to allow you to actively develop skills across information technology and information systems. It offers great flexibility in credit options and course choices, allowing you to apply knowledge from prior work experience, as well as existing skills and abilities, in multiple areas of technology. You’ll learn foundational skills in computer technology and be able to customize your learning plan based on your individual interests and market-aligned career needs.
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The University of Southern Mississippi - Online
Our online classes are designed to help you develop the skills to be successful! Find out which one of our nationally recognized programs is best for you!
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PennWest Clarion
The Applied Technology programs utilize a creative partnership approach designed to prepare you for a career path leading to a wide range of opportunities and leadership positions. Under this unique model, you complete general education and business courses through Clarion University, either on campus or online, and the technical component of the degree through licensed, certified, accredited, and/or otherwise approved technical education providers. Graduates receive an Associate or Bachelor of Applied Science degree from Clarion University.
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eCornell
$2,625 total
Sonoran Desert Institute
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Borough Of Manhattan Community College
$90 total
Delaware Technical Community College (Workforce Development) - Wilmington Campus
$4,995 total
Central New Mexico Community College
$674 total
Hardhat Training
$79 total
Butler Community College Online
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