Bachelor of Science Computer Science

For Bachelor of Science Computer Science, tuition fees are 59,830 USD per year.

The Bachelor of Science Computer Science program provides students with knowledge of networks, databases, operating systems, and the foundational mathematics of the field. It incorporates rigorous practice in solving problems using algorithms and implementing solutions with high-level programming languages. Students can also focus on special topics or complete independent study or research.

Computer science majors may become software applications developers, computer systems analysts or engineers, network systems administrators, database administrators, business intelligence analysts, web developers, or computer programmers.

For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 49% of applicants.

Since 1917, Providence College has brought Catholic and Dominican traditions into higher education. Its community is built around seeking truth, exploring the relationship between faith and reason, and pursuing these values in a diverse and inclusive setting. Students can choose from undergraduate programs that combine broad study with focused preparation in areas such as nursing, secondary education, social work, health sciences, and data science.

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