Bachelor in Computer Science (Bachelor's)

For Bachelor in Computer Science (Bachelor's), tuition is Tuition and fees are subject to change and are reviewed annually by the college..

Students design and implement software systems through hands-on labs and projects in courses like Advanced Systems Design. They study computation theory, data structures, and computer organization using assembly language. The programme emphasizes mathematical foundations and practical programming skills across a range of technical areas. Students complete a senior capstone project in their final year.

Focus areas include Theory of Computation, Data Structures, Computer Organization, Advanced Systems Design, Mathematical Foundations of Computing, Programming Languages and Systems.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science requires 10 computer science courses and four additional science courses. The core includes foundational programming, data structures, theory, and systems design, with three elective courses at the 200- or 300-level.

Graduates pursue roles as software developers, systems analysts, and application programmers in technology firms, financial institutions, and research organizations.

Applicants must have completed equivalent of Mathematics 111 or higher. A minimum grade of C- is required in all prerequisite courses. Official transcripts and standardized test scores may be required.

The programme totals about 14 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 48% of applicants.

Connections beyond the classroom are part of the Gettysburg experience. The Gettysburg Network is active and global, giving students a broader community linked to the college. Gettysburg also provides opportunities to visit campus and connect in person or virtually, useful options for prospective students planning from outside the United States.

Academic exploration begins with a choice of majors, minors, and other programs organized around student interests. Every student has the opportunity to engage in research with guidance from faculty mentors. This emphasis on student-faculty research gives undergraduates a direct role in academic work and supports the college’s idea of a consequential education. The curriculum is presented as a way to connect individual interests with meaningful work.

Gettysburg College is located at 300 North Washington Street in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The campus places students in a setting where history and innovation intersect. College activities include exhibits, gallery talks, academic panels, athletics, and student events. Gettysburg’s connection with its surrounding community is also part of campus life, with events exploring the college and community’s shared history. International students can expect a Pennsylvania college setting, a global network, faculty-guided research opportunities, and a range of programs to investigate before applying.