DeVry University Dual Enrollment IT Courses

Unlock your technical future today by enrolling in university-level IT courses.

Brightspire and Time4Learning students get program access at a discounted rate when they purchase the program with us. Students can enroll in the full certificate program for IT Essentials or start with a single course to sharpen their IT skills. This program is offered in partnership with DeVry University, which provides all courses, instruction, and academic oversight.

Earn college credit as a high school student

This program is academically rigorous, career-aligned, and designed to significantly reduce the future cost of a bachelor’s degree and prepare students for a technical career in IT.

  • University Credit

    Earn college credits from DeVry University while still in high school. Save money on your college education.*

  • Career Ready

    Work towards a Certificate in Information Technology Essentials that may cover up to 18% of a Bachelor's degree.*

  • Real-World Skills

    Master high-demand tech skills in an authentic university environment.

Requirements for participation

To be eligible for this program, students must:

 Be enrolled and starting 11th or 12th grade at Time4Learning or Brightspire Virtual School in the Fall and have a cumulative GPA of 2.5.

Must fill out an Enrollment Form with DeVry.

 Meet the required score on the initial placement assessment.

 Be prepared for the rigor of an 8-week accelerated university schedule.

Explore the curriculum

IT Foundations & Math

Algebra for College Students (MATH114): Build the mathematical logic required for all advanced STEM degrees.

Technology Fundamentals (TECH101): Master the core principles of modern IT infrastructure.

Software & Systems

Coding and Scripting (TECH110): Develop essential programming logic and hands-on skills.

Operating Systems Basics (SIS110): Explore the architecture and management of modern OS environments.

The Future of Tech (AI & Cloud)

Introduction to Cloud Computing (NETW212): Learn the fundamentals of scalable, web-based infrastructure.

Introduction to Machine Learning and AI (NETW191): Dive into the algorithms and logic behind artificial intelligence.

AI in Industry (TECH112): Analyze the practical application of AI across professional sectors.

Advanced Hardware & Management

Introduction to Digital Devices (SIS180): A deep dive into hardware systems driving the digital age.

Connected Digital Devices (TECH114): Study the Internet of Things (IoT) and networked technology.

Introduction to Technical Project Management (CEIS298): Build the leadership skills needed to guide technical teams.

Program details & costs

Our enrollment model is designed to grow with your student’s ambitions.

Cost efficiency

Purchase courses à la carte to fit your budget or save $500 when you enroll in the full 8-course certificate bundle.

Rolling enrollment

New sessions begin every 8 weeks year-round.

Credit transfer

Earned credits are applicable towards a DeVry degree, or potentially transferable to other institutions*

Frequently asked questions

Students can enroll in ala carte courses or the full 8-course Dual Enrollment Certificate. Here are the courses included in the full package.

Core Foundations & Math

  • MATH114: Algebra for College Students
  • TECH101: Technology Fundamentals

Programming & Operating Systems

  • TECH110: Coding and Scripting
  • SIS110: Operating Systems Basics

Advanced Technology & AI

  • TECH112: AI in Industry
  • NETW191, SIS180, or TECH: Introduction to Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence OR Introduction to Digital Devices OR Connected Digital Devices
  • NETW212: Introduction to Cloud Computing

Professional Management

  • CEIS298: Introduction to Technical Project Management

Upon successful completion of the two-year program, students earn a Certificate in Information Technology (CIT) from DeVry University. These credits represent approximately 18% of the requirements for a bachelor’s degree.

No, the program is open to any homeschool, virtual school or brick and mortar school high school students.