School/Division |
Division of Information Technology & Sciences |
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Class | 2022 |
Pronouns | He/Him/His |
Hometown | Lancaster, PA |
Cybersecurity
Leahy Center Burlington, VT; FireEye/Mandiant Reston, VA; Champlain College, Remote
Sysadmin & Net Services I
After researching multiple different schools, I found Champlain College. I loved how accredited their programs were, specifically for Computer & Digital Forensics, as it was recognized by the NSA as an Establishment of Excellence in Digital Forensics. Once I saw how vetted the programs were, I immediately set up a visit to the campus.
One of my favorite aspects of Champlain is that what you learn in class, whether Cybersecurity or Digital Forensics, can be translated into your own self-development projects and the work that you do at the Leahy Center. The classes really prepare you with hands-on experience like what you will be encountering in a real-life work environment.
The upside-down curriculum is one of the best traDivision of Information Technology & Sciences that Champlain has to offer. A lot of colleges will stick you in basic general education courses for your first year or two. Champlain is not about that. At Champlain from day one, I was involved in work that I felt was relevant.
Fueled by purpose, our future-focused education is relevant today and years ahead of its time.
With 110 professional areas of study—and career-relevant work experience built into each and every program—a Champlain degree offers a huge advantage when marketing yourself to prospective employers.
You need an education that will do more than simply prepare you for a theoretical world; it needs to get you ready for the real one.
Where career-focused academics meet a culture of collaboration, innovation, and hands-on experience.
Become a globally engaged professional. Our study abroad programs provide many pathways to life-changing experiences.
Make the grade, make your mark, and make the most of your experience with Champlain support right from the start.
Options for Champlain undergraduate students to obtain an advanced degree through simplified admissions processes and articulation agreements.