A word about MS CIS
Joe Aschenbrenner
Senior Manager
Verison Business
"I was somewhat skeptical coming to my first on-campus session, but after my first day, I knew this is going to be a very challenging yet rewarding program. The program is designed extremely well and you really get to know your cohort on both a personal and professional level. There are literally hundreds of years of IT experience in every cohort and learning from this experience base is something that you will not get from a textbook."
The opportunity to network with other IS professionals sets the MS CIS program apart from other distance learning programs. The on-campus residency sessions the first week of each semester, have proven to be one of the program's greatest strengths according to alumni. Classroom discussions, team assignments, catered meals and breaks, and both official and nonofficial social gatherings create a bond between students.
MS CIS students may participate in the Deferred Payment plan. A $500 deposit is required at the time of registration* each semester (due at the start of each on-campus residency). The remaining balance is due on the 15th day of the August (Fall Semester) or January (Spring Semester) with the option of paying a minimum payment. The monthly minimum payment amount is calculated by dividing the total required student fees due at the beginning of the semester by the number of scheduled payment dates in the semester and adding the Finance Charge. There will be a total of four scheduled payment dates per semester beginning in August and ending in November for the fall semester and beginning in January and ending in April for the spring semester.
Complete information regarding Deferred Payment is available at Financial Services.
Tuition Reimbursement
If your company has a tuition reimbursement plan, we can provide statements or receipts for billing purposes. Please contact the program staff regarding your particular needs.
*In the first semester of a student’s enrollment, the deposit is required by the date stipulated on their acceptance letter. Those funds will be credited to their student account after registration is completed during the on-campus session.