Bachelor in Computer Systems Analysis/Analyst (Bachelor's)

Tuition fees are 49,810 USD per year.

Students study programming and systems analysis for customized computer and software installations across the life cycle. They also learn hardware, software, operating systems, languages, debugging, testing, documentation, process and data flow analysis, user needs analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and specification design.

This training prepares graduates to select, implement, and troubleshoot customized computer and software installations. It also supports work in programming, systems analysis, installation, maintenance, testing, documentation, and troubleshooting.

For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 88% of applicants.

Linfield University has campuses in McMinnville and Portland, Oregon, as well as eCampus programs for students who prefer to learn online. The McMinnville and Portland locations reflect the Pacific Northwest through their landscapes and diversity. The university has a total student population of 1,651, and students come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences, with 16 countries represented.

Academic study at Linfield spans undergraduate programs and online and hybrid degrees. The university’s academic programs are designed to encourage curiosity about the future and the wider world. Areas available through Online and Continuing Education include international business, nonprofit management, management, accounting and education. Education majors begin hands-on learning early, sometimes during their first year. Students can also pursue nursing, graduate study and programs in the College of Arts and Sciences or the Linfield Center for Wine Education.

International students should know that Linfield offers both traditional campus study and flexible online pathways. Online and Continuing Education combines collaborative learning with online flexibility, skill-based study, mentorship and academic advising. Transfer options may support students bringing previous study, including international baccalaureate and other non-course credits. Student life includes clubs, athletics, leadership opportunities and learning experiences intended to introduce new perspectives, people and interests.