Bachelor of Science - Management Information Sciences Online Degree Information

	Bachelor of Science - Management Information Sciences
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Degree Title:	Bachelor of Science - Management Information Sciences
College:	Franklin University
Description:	In recent years, there has been a growing need to find new ways to develop and manage information that has given rise to activities that embrace elements of both computer science and management science. There is high demand for individuals who can bridge the gap between business and technology. Although the two are closely aligned, many business organizations have a hard time connecting them. At Franklin, we understand the intersection of management and technology. In the online MIS major, you will develop a working knowledge of the many different aspects of the business world, including management, technology, communication and problem solving. The goal of the major is to create a new breed of analysts/managers who can lead their companies in global markets through the effective and strategic use of technology. Graduates of the MIS major possess the foundation of technical skills needed to secure a career in this highly competitive field.

Accreditation:	North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (?)
Delivery Format:	Online. This program incorporates sophisticated multiple distance learning technologies (discussion boards, chat forums, e-mail) with traditional instruction such as text readings, lectures, quizzes, tests, discussions, and assignments. (?)
Educational Level:	Bachelor (?)
Language:	English

Facts & Figures

Institutional Accrediting Agency: (?)
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Address:
201 S. Grant Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215
US

Institution Type: (?)
Private, not-for-profit, Higher Education

Total Online Enrollment:
4209 students as of 6/7/2005

Calendar Type:
Continuous enrollment over three trimesters - Fall, Winter and Summer

Average Cost per Credit:
Undergraduate = $244 - $305 (depending on the major); Graduate (MBA) = $402

Credit-earning Options:
Maximum credit awarded based on subject matter, prerequisites, level, lab requirements, and contact hours. Credits can also be earned via Portfolio Credit for Prior Learning; College Level Examination Program; Franklin University Proficiency Examination

Delivery Format: (?)
Online - chat room discussions, email, bulletin board postings, supplemental CD-ROMs, teleconference calls, and interaction with study groups. The majority of activities are asynchronous, although there is a small portion of synchronous activities.

Carnegie Classification: (?)
Specialized Institution—School of business and management

Technical Requirements:
Minimum: Pentium II; 800x600 resolution; 8MB Video RAM; 64MB memory; 4GB available hard drive; CD-ROM; Sound Card/Speakers; 56.6+ Modem/Connection; Microphone (rec); Printer; Internet Service Provider Account/e-mail; MS Win 98; Office 2000

Geographic Restrictions:
None.

On-Campus Requirement:
The Online MBA program requires two residencies at Franklin's main campus in downtown Columbus, OH. Each residency is 2.5 days (Friday - Sunday).

Scholarships Offered:
The Franklin University Undergraduate Scholars Program (USA); External Scholarships

Loans Offered:
Federal Subsidized Loan Program; Federal Unsubsidized Loan Program; Federal Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students

Registration Details:
Complete the online free application. A Student Services Associate (SSA) is assigned based on major. Transfer credit- transcripts must be sent to Franklin (you may take classes before received). Contact Franklin to set up an appointment with your SSA