Bachelor of Information Technology - Online

The Bachelor of Information Technology degree (BIT) is a 124-credit hour program delivered entirely online as an eMajor degree through a partnership between Georgia Southern University and the University System of Georgia’s (USG) eCampus. As one of the state’s premiere institutions for engineering and computing, the BIT Online at Georgia Southern is uniquely positioned to produce graduates with the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to meet the demands of today’s employers.

Classes in the BIT Online are offered entirely online in an asynchronous format, meaning students are not required to log in for assigned class times. Work can be completed on lunch breaks, on the weekends, or any time that fits around work and family commitments. The convenience of online delivery plus the long-standing reputation of Georgia Southern University makes the BIT Online the ideal choice for anyone looking to advance within an already established career in the IT industry or to break into this growing field on the ground level. The BIT Online has 3 emphasis areas: Data Science, Cyber Security, and Health Informatics.

The eMajor Advantage: $199* / Credit Hour

As an official eMajor degree, students enrolled in the BIT online degree at Georgia Southern University enjoy a full suite of additional benefits and support services provided by the University System of Georgia’s eCampus including an affordable tuition rate, customized enrollment support, and dedicated student success coaches. All eMajor benefits are in addition to existing support services provided by Georgia Southern University to all students.

• $199 per credit hour tuition rate**
• Free Unofficial Transfer Evaluations
• Customized Enrollment Support throughout the admissions process
• Student Success Coaches
• Free Online Tutoring
• 100% Online Course Delivery

**Additional fees may apply. Please see GA Southern tuition and fees chart for specific information.

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