Here is a bit of "PR"
CARMEL, Ind., June 13, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --According to federal data provided for the 2013-2014 academic year, 45.2 percent of graduates with IT-CNS or NSA associate degrees earned their degrees at ITT Tech. The next postsecondary institution The majority of the nation's graduates with associate degrees in Information Technology-Computer Network Systems (IT-CNS) with similar degree programs graduated just over 5 percent of students, according to the most current data from the National Center for Education Statistics' Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System known as IPEDS.
"ITT Tech is proud to produce graduates for some of the most in-demand careers," said Kevin M. Modany, CEO of ITT Educational Services, Inc. "Each year, we work with approximately 3,400 employers to stay current with workforce trends and update our curriculum to meet the needs of employers
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first 45% is a plurality, not a majority...something doesn't add up
Many of the "advisory board" members are long gone, but still listed in the catalog... would be interesting to see all the sign-in sheets of these board meetings.
Today, the following campuses have ITT web site postings for the IT chair position:
http://www.jobs.net/jobs/itt-tech/en-us/search/?keyword=school%20of%20information&location=
This gives 20 campuses with open IT chair positions...PLUS, not all campuses are replacing chairs (they might combine with another chair position, such as electronics)...several (more than a few) campuses do not accept new students, so they might not have a chair either....so how many campuses ACTUALLY have an true IT chair--to keep ITT "proud to produce graduates for some of the most in-demand careers"
Atlanta, GA Bessemer, AL Clovis, CA
Columbus, OH Dayton, OH Douglasville, GA
Eden Prairie, MN Hanover, MD Harrisburg, PA
High Point, NC Jacksonville, FL Lake Mary, FL
Madison, AL Mobile, AL Norwood, MA
Phoenix, AZ Salem, VA Strongsville, OH
Swartz Creek, MI Tallahassee, FL