Yes!

Going back to school to earn a bachelor’s degree in information technology positions you to become eligible for jobs with solid average pay and an optimistic projection for growth from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (15% increase expected for computer and information systems managers from 2022-2032*). You will have an opportunity to pursue many different types of job opportunities.

Your path to a career in IT begins by getting educated. Herzing University exists to help you build your skills and earn the education you need to pursue the career of your dreams. Apply today!

There are many different types of jobs you can get in information technology. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) features the following occupations in computer and information technology:

• Computer and Information Research Scientists
• Computer Network Architects
• Computer Programmers
• Computer Support Specialists or IT Support Specialists
• Computer Systems Analysts
• Database Administrators
• Information Security Analysts
• Network and Computer Systems Administrators
• Software Developers
• Web Developers

Now is a good time to get your foot in the door and begin working towards a career in a growing field. Herzing University provides many educational options to pursue the IT career path of your choosing.

Information Technology (IT) is a broad and evolving career field encompassing a wide variety of tasks and core competencies. Because of this there are a few key types of IT degrees to choose from, including:

• Computer Science - Bachelor/Master of Science
• Cybersecurity – Bachelor/Master of Science
• Information Technology (IT) – Certificate, Bachelor/Associate of Science

Tech-savvy business professionals can find real success in a technology management role.

Skills of an excellent IT manager include:

• Are logical – like to solve problems in math or science
• Are comfortable working with your hands as well as your mind
• Have an aptitude for working with the latest technology
• Can communicate and explain technology to non-tech professionals
• Enjoy directing projects and motivating people
• Think strategically, analyzing business goals and providing IT solutions
• Are a leader, able to get the most out of your teams

No matter your preference, Herzing University offers an IT bachelor's degree program to help you fully prepare for the many job responsibilities of IT managers.

IT managers combine project management, operational management, computer systems, networking, and people skills to successfully design, implement and maintain IT solutions for a business.

Managerial jobs in information technology feature one or both of two general roles:

• Operational role. Ensure smooth operation of day-to-day projects.
• Strategic role. Advance big-picture IT objectives for the business.

All IT management positions demand candidates who stay current with the latest solutions and best practices for running IT operations that are secure, efficient and innovative.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), computer and information systems managers (also called IT managersⁱ) earn an average salary of $180,720 per year ($86.88 per hour).* Keep in mind this is not an entry-level estimate for graduates just starting out in the industry – it is an average across all levels of experience, education and states in the US.

i. May also be referred to as “Information Systems Manager.” The job title can vary subtly depending on the job description of each unique position. Discover the average IT management salary by state.

Yes! There are many benefits to working in medical office administration, including the ability to build your skills in a growing field and open opportunities to propel your career to the next level.

With Herzing University you have a lifelong learning partner who strives to empower you to become possible.

Becoming certified isn’t always required by employers, but our goal is to empower you to become as employable as possible and thrive in your new career. Earning certification can help you earn the job you really want.

The Herzing medical office administration program curriculum includes preparation for the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) exam, offered by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA)—and Herzing pays for your first attempt! Becoming a CMAA gives you the professional credentials many healthcare employers are searching for.

All students enrolled in the Medical Office Administration program are required to sit for the CMAA certification exam.

If you like people and are detail oriented, medical office administration could be a great career field. A career as a medical office administrator could be right for you, if you:

• Enjoy helping others
• Like working in an office setting
• Are compassionate and supportive
• Enjoy working with paperwork and on a computer
• Work equally well alone or as part of a group
• Like clear guidelines
• Appreciate a common-sense approach to problems
• Have good people and communication skills

Medical assistants typically have a greater role in patient care, and may perform tasks like taking vital signs, providing injections or medications or aiding in patient exams.

Medical office/administrative assistants practice in a clerical role rather than in direct patient care, responsible for organizing patient records, scheduling appointments, answering phones or filing paperwork.