An Online Degree Can Lead to a Career in Information Technology

An Online IT Degree is a Good Investment

Through the Army Tuition Assistance Program, soldiers can take courses online, and even earn an online degree in Information Technology. Courses from most universities include instruction in computer systems, networks and data, project management, and human-computer interaction, among others. IT degree holders have a number of lucrative career options once they graduate. Qualified applicants can earn $40.00-$60.00 an hour working in an advancing and innovative field. There are opportunities in IT all over the country, so you can live and work where you want. What You Would Do in Your IT Career With an online degree in Information Technology, you could work for almost any company you would like--small or large. An Information Technology Specialist at the Walt Disney Corporation, for example, would work with team members managing, analyzing, and building applications in Florida. Since almost every employer requests applicants that are hard working and able to work both independently and in teams, former service members are a perfect fit. Skills gained in the Army are easily transferred to a career in IT.

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