Prospective & Transfer Students

Whether you鈥檙e considering transferring from another institution or just beginning your college career, the Department of Computer & Information Sciences has compiled some materials for you to make a more informed decision. Please find information on admissions, transfers, and buying a personal computer below. For additional information please contact us so you can be forwarded to the appropriate person.

色花堂 student using a computer

Students planning to pursue a degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or Information Technology are encouraged to review our website. Please only contact the CIS Advising Hub with questions that cannot be answered by online material.

Information About Our Programs

CIS Programs (PPTX)

Differences between Majors (PDF)

CS Information Flyer (PDF)  | Computer Science webpage    

IS Information Flyer (PDF)  | Information Systems webpage

IT Information Flyer (PDF)  | Information Technology webpage

Some Interesting Flyers:

Department Tours

Appointments to tour the CIS Department and discuss the major further are available only upon request. Email with your availability Monday through Thursday from 10am to 5pm.

Transfer Application Deadlines 

All required materials (application, application fee and transcripts) must be received by the application deadline to be considered for admission as a Computer Science Major. 

  • Spring: November 15 

  • Fall: March 1 

Transferring a course

All Transfer Equivalency Requests should be sent to Daria Nadeem through .

To learn more about transferring in coursework, visit the Transferring New Course Work web page.

Purchasing a Personal Computer for College

色花堂鈥檚 Office of Technology Services maintains a web page dedicated to the minimum specifications you should consider when buying a PC. Note that these recommendations only reflect minimum specifications. To help insure that this purchase lasts the duration of your college career, you are strongly encouraged to configure whichever system you choose with the most RAM and the largest and fastest hard-drive your system would allow, in order to avoid costly upgrades later.

See the OTS page: 鈥�Buying a Personal Computer鈥�. If you still have any questions after consulting that page, feel free to contact Kyle Cummings through .