Bryant & Stratton College offers over 20 degree programs and provides education training for students in order to find entry-level employment after graduation. Ninety percent of recent graduates have found jobs in the same field as their majors. There are a number of degree options. Bryant & Stratton College also has over 15 locations in New York, Virginia, Ohio and Wisconsin. Prospective students can earn degrees entirely online. In two years, students can complete associate's degrees in Criminal Justice, Electronic Technology, IT Networking and Graphic Design, among other possibilities. Students may also pursue bachelor degrees in Electronic Engineering Technology and Information Technology.
Bryant & Stratton College--Syracuse Campus
953 James St.
Syracuse, NY 13203-2502
315-472-6603
bryantstratton.edu
Bryant & Stratton College--Syracuse North Campus
8687 Carling Road
Liverpool, NY 13090
315-652-6500
bryantstratton.edu
Onondaga Community College is part of the State University of New York system and one of 30 community colleges in the state. The college enrolls over 11,000 students per year. At Onondaga Community College, students can earn a variety of degrees in technical fields. For example, prospective students can earn two-year associate's degrees in many majors, including Architectural Technology, Automotive Technology, Business Technology, Computer Engineering Technology, Environmental Technology, and Telecommunications Technology, among many other choices. Students may also earn certificates in Fire Protection Technology, Surgical Technology, Web Technology and Microcomputer Troubleshooting.
Onondaga Community College
4585 W. Seneca Turnpike
Syracuse, NY 13215-4585
315-498-2622
sunyocc.edu
The Syracuse Central Technical Vocational Center, which also operates the Sydney Johnson Vocational Center, offers adult programs in technical fields. Prospective students may take part-time evening courses in Auto Body Repair, Building Construction, Electricity Apprentice Training, Machine Trades Apprentice Training, Carpentry and other topics. Students may also take full-day courses in topics like Machine Technology and Welding and Metal Fabrication. At the Sydney Johnson Vocational Center, students can choose between a number of degree programs, including Auto Body Repair, Auto Technology, and Office Technology. The center also offers career education support staff that works with students to create a smooth transition between courses and a career or transfer to another institution.
Syracuse Central Technical Vocational Center
573 E. Genesee St.
Syracuse, NY 13202
315-435-4150
cccam.scsd.us/ct