Computer Science Degree
Prepare for careers in one of the highest-paying, fastest-growing fields through hands-on coding, close faculty mentorship, and practical application.
Build practical skills. Work on real-world projects. Launch your tech career.
Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Program Delivery: On Campus
Next Term: Fall 2026
Why Choose Computer Science at MCLA?
MCLA's Computer Science program offers a focused, supportive alternative to large tech universities. Students learn in small classes, work closely with faculty, and receive direct guidance while developing practical technical skills.
Two Distinct Tech Pathways
Choose between Software Development, focused on coding and application design, or Information Technology, centered on systems, networks, and infrastructure.
1-on-1 Career Coaching
Faculty work closely with students, offering personalized support with resumes, presentations, and job search preparation to help them enter the tech industry with confidence.
Seamless Transfer Experience
MCLA welcomes transfer students from community colleges, offering a smooth transition through small classes, supportive faculty, and a collaborative learning environment.
Career Outlook & Program Outcomes
Computer science careers continue to offer strong salaries and steady demand across industries, including technology, defense, finance, and consulting.
Where This Degree Takes You
MCLA graduates are consistently hired by leading tech firms, defense contractors, and financial institutions, working at companies such as General Dynamics, Arcadia Solutions, and Dion Money Management, Inc.
Career Opportunities
- Software Engineer
- Application Developer
- Systems Administrator
- IT Consultant
- Data Analyst
- Network Architect
Degree Concentrations
Students can pursue Computer Science as a major with specialized concentrations or as a minor to complement another field of study.
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FAQs
Yes. MCLA welcomes transfer students from community colleges and other institutions, offering a supportive environment that helps students transition successfully.
No. The program is designed to support students at different experience levels, with faculty guidance and structured coursework.
Yes. The program includes an Information Technology concentration that prepares students for roles in systems, networks, and IT infrastructure.
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