Bachelor in Computer Science (Bachelor's)

At Lane College, tuition is 9,270 USD per year.

The Computer Science programme is a full-time on-campus degree requiring 44 credit hours. It combines core computer science and mathematics courses with elective options in computing. Students study design strategies, problem solving, and computing principles. The programme prepares graduates for careers in computing or further study in the field.

The programme requires 44 credit hours total, with 32 hours in required courses and 12 hours in electives. All courses are in computer science and mathematics.

Graduates enter roles in computing fields or pursue graduate study in computer science.

Applicants must meet general university admission requirements. Transfer students must have completed relevant coursework. Official transcripts and the FAFSA are required for financial aid.

The programme totals about 44 credit hours. on-campus, full-time, typical duration not specified. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.

Hands-on learning is central to Lane College’s academic offering. Students develop practical skills through resources such as the Apple lab and the nursing program, while Mass Communication provides a path into media-related work. Lane also prepares students for careers and graduate study across fields including business, spiritual leadership, science, medicine, public service, scholarship, and education. Its educator preparation work connects the college’s history with future-focused training.

Lane College has served students for nearly 150 years at its campus on Lane Avenue in Jackson, Tennessee. The college offers both in-person and online study, giving students options for completing a degree. Campus life includes the classroom, court, field, band, stands, and Student Government Association. Lane presents the HBCU experience as a lifelong family, with students taking part in activities beyond their courses.

International students can expect an admissions office that helps applicants prepare for enrollment and supports newly admitted and returning students with checklists. Multiple academic centers provide additional assistance during study. Lane also provides student access to email, Blackboard, and Elements for communication and coursework. Financial aid information includes scholarships and grants, and new and transfer students are directed to complete the FAFSA. The college lists a 15:1 student-faculty ratio and says that 98 percent of students receive need-based scholarships.