An IT degree typically provides a comprehensive education in information technology, covering a wide range of subjects and offering in-depth knowledge and skills. It often requires a longer time commitment, such as two to four years of study, and provides a broader understanding of IT concepts.

On the other hand, an IT certificate program focuses on specific skills and knowledge within a narrower scope of the IT field. These programs are usually shorter in duration, ranging from a few months to a year, and are designed to provide targeted training for specific roles or technologies.

Completing an IT degree sets the groundwork for diverse career paths within the industry. Upon graduation, you can pursue various sought-after positions such as systems administrator, network administrator, cloud engineer, IT associate, information security analyst, and helpdesk analyst. These roles offer exciting opportunities to apply the knowledge and skills gained through your degree program.

Yes, you can pursue an IT degree without prior programming experience. Many IT degree programs are designed to provide a comprehensive education that includes introductory programming courses to accommodate students with varying levels of experience. These programs are structured to gradually build your programming skills and knowledge from the basics to more advanced concepts.

The IT degrees and certifications offered by ICOHS College require no prior programming experience.