Getting a degree—whether it’s a bachelor’s, master’s or doctorate—can be intimidating. It doesn’t matter if you’re 18 or 80; earning a degree takes you out of your comfort zone and thrusts you into a world of new experiences, new relationships and new demands. 

Choosing a college can be a bit stressful. As a high school senior, you’re likely full of questions. What are the professors like? What do the dorms look like? How will I pay for college? What will it be like? And of course, one of the most important questions of all: are there any good coffee shops on campus? (The answer of course, is yes.) 

If you’ve been thinking about finishing your bachelor’s degree but haven’t yet committed to going back to school, maybe these concerns sound familiar:

I’m too old and out of touch to go back to college.

There’s no way I have time to squeeze school into my busy schedule with work and family activities. 

Our budget is stretched right now; how could I afford to take classes? 

Is finishing my bachelor’s degree even worth it? 

Technology runs our world, and forward-thinking business leaders understand that. To be successful, today’s businesses need creative team members who understand the intricacies of technology and can use that knowledge to find creative solutions to current and future problems.

That’s just one reason to consider earning a bachelor’s degree in computer information technology at Trevecca. Here are a few more.