Averett College

What you'll study

Course content is oriented toward the technologies and services used across campus rather than vendor-specific product advocacy. Topics and practical components you will encounter include:

• Authentication and access workflows (Okta user enrollment, portal/Okta dashboard)
• Learning management systems and student support for Canvas
• Campus email and webmail account management
• Print management and use of WEPA print stations
• IT service request handling and helpdesk procedures
• Computer recommendations and institutional IT policies
• Use of campus portals and self-service tools (PC Self Service for transcript requests, My Averett)

Entry requirements

Specific admission or programme entry requirements are not detailed on the source page. Prospective students should consult the university admissions pages or contact the registrar for official prerequisites, application steps, and any placement guidance.

Career prospects

Graduates are typically prepared for roles that support institutional or small‑to‑medium organizational IT operations: helpdesk/technical support, desktop and account administration, campus technology coordination, and roles that require knowledge of institutional IT workflows and service delivery. The practical focus supports entry into service-oriented IT positions and positions that require familiarity with campus systems and IT policy implementation.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source material does not list programme-specific scholarships. Students should review the university’s general financial aid, scholarships and grants information, and contact financial aid offices to explore institution-wide funding, aid calculators, and scholarship opportunities applicable to IT students.