Messiah College

What you’ll study

The core curriculum establishes a strong foundation in information sciences, after which students may specialize in business information systems, computer science, software development, or web development. Upper‑level courses feature service‑oriented projects, a capstone application, and access to a dedicated software studio for experimentation with operating systems, hardware, and networking. Students can also compete for a National Science Foundation summer research program and join a student programming team.

Entry requirements

Specific admission prerequisites are not detailed in the program description.

Career prospects

Graduates enter roles in software development, cybersecurity, data analysis, or the broader information and communication technology sector. Those who complete the teaching track are prepared to instruct computer courses in middle and high schools, meeting a growing demand for qualified educators in the field.

Scholarships & funding angle

All first‑year students receive financial aid, and 98% of the class of 2025 secured employment or entered graduate study within 6‑9 months of graduation. The program’s 12:1 student‑to‑faculty ratio supports individualized guidance and mentorship.