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Private not-for-profit
Regional Accreditation
On Campus, Online
Adult Friendly
Transfer Friendly
Return On Investment
Main Campus
About
Walsh College, located in Troy, Michigan, offers focused business and technology programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Established in 1922, the college provides an education tailored for working professionals and adult learners. Recognized for academic excellence, Walsh emphasizes practical skills and real-world application. Campus life includes opportunities for networking and engagement. Flexible scheduling options accommodate diverse student needs. Programs in accounting, finance, information technology, and management are designed to meet industry demands. Walsh College prepares graduates to be leaders in their fields.
Enrollment Distribution
Graduate vs Undergraduate Enrollment
Graduate: 52.94%
Undergraduate: 47.06%
Graduate: 52.9%
Undergraduate: 47.1%
Total Enrollment: 1,209
Graduation Rate
This Institution's Graduation Rate
63.59%
Similar Insitution's Graduation Rate
50.9%
Transfer Student Completion
-50%
-25%
0%
+25%
+50%
National Avg: 52.7%
63.6%
This institution's transfer student success rate is +10.9% higher than the national average
On Campus
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) degree provides a unique undergraduate degree to provide students with theoretical knowledge imbued with requisite vocational skills for career success. The BSIT program enables students to: develop critical thinking strategies to solve technology problems, develop methodologies for troubleshooting technologies, device critical security and risk management strategies, demonstrate consistent professional work ethics, assess secure and efficient technology standards to achieve organizational goals, implement secure and efficient technology standards to achieve organizational goals and research technologies to design solutions to solve problems. Please note there are 5 courses that Walsh requires before being admitted to the program. We are not able to assist with those courses so they must be taken elsewhere as to Walsh does not offer them either.
