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You can make a difference and help enhance the ever-growing tech world.
Be part of a booming computing program equipped with all the necessary resources to lead you into a successful future. Open your mind to new possibilities and a wide variety of opportunities and be a part of the School of Computer Science and Information Systems.
The school offers majors, minors and graduate programs in computer science, business education, information systems, cybersecurity, data analytics and digital media.
Are you ready to apply, schedule a visit or want to know more about Northwest?
Most Bearcats receive some form of scholarship or need-based aid after filing the FAFSA, making their educational goals more attainable. The FAFSA is expected to open Dec. 1, 2024 for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Expanded scholarship model with tiers up to $6,000 with merit scholarships. Once applied and admitted, eligible students are automatically awarded a merit-based scholarship based on their academic information.
Get in-state rates with the Bearcat Advantage. Receive an $8,392 scholarship with a 2.75 GPA or above.
See out-of-state qualifications
One easy process for multiple scholarships with the Standard Scholarship App.
“A lot of people describe Northwest as being a family and a good environment where professors care about you or you feel like professors care about you. That, among other things, is the main reason why I chose Northwest.”
Maddisyn Combe '22
King City, Mo. // Computer Science with Digital Media emphasis
The Center for Cybersecurity functions as a central hub for the Cybersecurity major and related programs offering student support, state-of-the-art equipment and a home for students studying in the School of Computer Science and Information Systems.
Northwest has demonstrated that it engages in significant community involvement, academic activities, and institutional practices in cybersecurity and has a B.S. in Cybersecurity that meets the requirements for a program of study. The NCAE-C program aims to promote and support quality academic programs of higher learning that help produce the nation’s cyber workforce.
Cyber Defense Club is a computer science organization focused on giving students a hands-on learning experience and preparing them for cyber defense competitions.
Check out all the CSIS student orgs
ACM promotes a greater interest in computers and applications as well as providing a means of communication for people sharing an interest in computers.
This V-shaped, 3-story high building is filled with classrooms and faculty offices and equipped with the latest technology.
