Information Technology, Bachelor of Science at Tulane University

Programme overview

Students pursuing this bachelor’s degree must earn a minimum of 120 credit hours in their degree and a 2.000 minimum GPA. Additionally, students must complete the School of Professional Advancement ( SoPA ) core curriculum.* More information on general degree and core curriculum requirements can be found here. *This major is also approved for Newcomb-Tulane College (NTC) students.

Faculty: School of Professional Advancement | Duration: 120 credit hours | Study mode: full-time | Location: New Orleans, LA, United States

What you will study

All students entering the Information Technology major will take seven (7) foundational technology courses together and then declare a concentration. Each concentration will require seven (7) courses and a program concentration capstone course. Note: Students may also choose to earn a BS in Information Technology without a concentration by taking the seven (7) core courses, plus any seven (7) CPST courses (level 3000 or above) AND a Capstone course.

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Application information

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

First-year entry in the Fall semester; application timelines are Early Decision (November 1), Early Action (November 10), Early Decision II (January 15) and Regular Decision (January 15).

Transfer students enter in the Fall or Spring semester.

First-year Early Decision application deadline is November 1 with decisions by December 15 and an enrollment deposit deadline of January 15; Early Action deadline is November 10 with decisions by January 10 and a deposit deadline of May 1.

First-year Early Decision II application deadline is January 15 with decisions by February 15 and a deposit deadline of March 1; Regular Decision application deadline is January 15 with decisions by April 1 and a deposit deadline of May 1.

First-year applications open on August 1 and are submitted through the Common Application; the SAT or ACT is not required for admission but is considered when submitted, and is recommended for academic merit scholarship consideration.

Transfer application deadlines: Spring entry October 15; Fall early (non-binding) February 1; Fall regular April 15, with rolling decisions. Applicants apply through the Common Application and ACT or SAT scores are optional.

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