Also take a look at www.rit.edu. RIT was one of the first schools in the country to offer a separate IT program (as opposed to a tailored concentration in MIS or CompSci). They offer both graduate and undergraduate IT degrees and the former can be done entirely Distance Learning (at least it could when I did it). RIT is also in the process of creating a concentration within the MS. IT program for Info Sec, so you might want to keep them 'on the scope'. Also, one of the nice things about RIT (at least in my book) is that they offer classes on a true quarters system. Basically, you can complete all classwork for a Masters degree within one year, if you really want to.
Thanks Phil --------------------------------- Philip Frigm, Jr. Systems Administrator WXXI Public Broadcasting 280 State Street, Rochester, NY 14614 wxxi.org 585.258.0308 --------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >Tom, > >Try www.about.com. > >NSU's program is accredited and can be either resident (in Florida) >or >distance (requires one week or two long weekends each 6 months). > >Dave A > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "tom jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 1:08 PM >Subject: Masters Degree in IT/Security/Networking > > >> I noticed a recent post requesting information on >> schools with Phd programs. I found only one reply. I >> assume more were sent to the poster individually. I >> have done much research on the internet, but opinions >> are extremely helpful. >> >> I am interested to know opinions on quality schools >> that offer a Masters Degree in MIS, IS, IT, >> Networking, Information Security, etc. My undergrad >> is MIS and I now have two years related experience. I >> am looking West (CO, AZ, NM, CA). No real preference >> on location. >> >> If you can offer any insight, please let me know. >> Thanks in advance. >> >> __________________________________________________ >> Do You Yahoo!? >> Yahoo! Sports - live college hoops coverage >> http://sports.yahoo.com/ >>
