Innovators Wanted

INNOVATORS WANTED

JESSICA BORDA CLASS OF 2020 FRONT-END ENGINEER

NextGen Technologies

YOU HAVE A PASSION FOR

TECHNOLOGY

You can’t get enough tech, and neither can we. At Neumont College of Computer Science, we’ve created a training ground for modern-day tech innovators to hone their analytical, creative, and coding skills to create the software that will change the world. You will earn a Bachelor of Science degree focused on computer science while developing a portfolio of real-world experience. When you graduate, you’ll be more than ready to join the tech industry.

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AN IMPORTANT QUESTION:

WHY CS?

The tech industry is exploding. 590,000 new computer science jobs are estimated to be created between 2018-2028.1 Add to that an average starting salary of $76,000 a year for a computer science grad,2 and it's clear there are excellent opportunities in tech.

CS#1 GRADUATES IN CS CONTINUE TO EARN THE HIGHEST STARTING SALARIES.3

CS GRADUATES AVERAGE STARTING SALARY

76K

$

PER YEAR.

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1. According to The Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections (Table 1.2) there will be an estimated 598,700 new computing jobs from 2018–2028.

2. According to the 2020 Summer Salary Survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, out of 5,298 class of 2019 graduates surveyed with bachelor’s degrees in computer and information sciences and support services, the national average starting salary was $76,986.

Neumont does not guarantee salaries for future students.

3. According to the 2020 Summer Salary Survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 2019 graduates earning degrees in computer-related fields continue to earn the highest starting salaries.

4. According to the 2020 Summer Salary Survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, out of 5,298 class of 2019 graduates surveyed with bachelor’s degrees in computer and information sciences and support services the breakdown of national average starting salary was: a. Computer and Information Science = $71,166 b. Computer Programming = $86,976 c. Information Science = $60,055 d. Computer Systems Analysis = $57,244 e. Computer Science = $84,010 f. Computer Software and Media Applications = $65,335 g. Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications = $59,898 h. Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management = $67,495.

5. Neumont verifies employment offer, date of employment, and job title by the company and student in writing. This reflects the initial job offer an alumnus accepted before or within six months of graduation. Neumont does not conduct follow-up research on graduates’ employment status.

Neumont does not guarantee employment or salary for any students past or present.

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RAMON CABALLERO VILLEGAS CLASS OF 2019 SOFTWARE DEVELOPER

Amazon

AVERAGE STARTING SALARIES IN COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: 4 Occupation

Average Starting Salary

Computer & Information Science

$71,166

Computer Programmers

$86,976

Information Science

$60,055

Computer Systems Analysts

$57,244

Computer Science

$84,010

Computer Software & Media Applications

$65,335

Computer Systems Networking & Telecommunications

$59,898

Computer/Information Technology Administration & Management

$67,495

ALUMNI SUCCESS We think Neumont is pretty awesome, but don’t just take our word for it. Our impressive results are exemplified by our amazing alumni. Check out where some of our alumni went after graduating and what they had to say about their time at Neumont.5

“Neumont was an excellent challenge that prepared me beyond my expectations for being in industry. It taught me the skills and adaptability needed to succeed.”

JUSTINE BARRY CLASS OF 2018 ASSOCIATE DEVELOPER

“Neumont gave me the skill sets and the various languages and technologies that I can actually use in the workplace.”

IAROSLAV TITOV CLASS OF 2020 ENGINE AUTOMATION ENGINEER

Rockstar Games

Ancestry

EMPLOYERS THAT HAVE HIRED OUR GRADS:5

Google Microsoft Tesla Oracle 3M Amazon HP Blizzard Entertainment Dell EMC

“Neumont helped me develop a diverse and well-rounded skill set and gave me the confidence to succeed in a team environment.”

“Learning at Neumont was awesome because you were always working on projects, you were always doing realistic work.”

SAVANNAH KRAUSE CLASS OF 2020 GAME DESIGNER

ANTHONY CORBIN CLASS OF 2015 SOFTWARE ENGINEER

Deck Nine Games

Google

“I chose to attend Neumont for the hands-on projectbased experience and condensed degree programs.”

TYLER WHARTON CLASS OF 2018 SOFTWARE ENGINEER

Amazon

“Neumont is the complete package—it taught me the technical skills I needed to succeed in my field, as well as how to ace the interview to get my dream job.”

MELISSA BUENA CLASS OF 2019 SOFTWARE ENGINEER

Cricut

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YOUR ACADEMIC JOURNEY:

PROJECT-FOCUSED

Our academic model is simple: Learn to master technology in a project-based environment. In the tech industry, nearly all software is developed in a team, so you’ll learn how to fill different roles, meet deadlines, manage requirements, and resolve conflicts. Our three-year curriculum will prepare you for the job market. Here’s an overview of what to expect in our bachelor’s degree programs.

FRESHMAN Q1-Q3 WELCOME TO NEUMONT Start with a week-long orientation designed to prepare you for success. This orientation includes tech-focused activities created to acclimate you to Neumont’s accelerated pace and help you get to know your classmates.

You’ll start in the computer science program taking general courses, including intro classes in each of the six degree programs. At the end, you’re ready to declare your major.

SOPHOMORE Q4-Q6 TIP: Neumont does not have traditional summer breaks.

This helps you stay focused and graduate sooner:

12 3 2-3

=

Quarters Years Week breaks

between quarters

Bachelor’s Degree and Industry Experience

PROJECTS, RIGHT OFF THE BAT You’re introduced to project team methodologies and work on Intro Projects, which are individual or small group learning assignments that CHOOSE happen in nearly YOUR MAJOR every class.

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DIVE INTO YOUR PROGRAM You’ve chosen your degree program, so now you’re taking core courses like Principles of Software Engineering, Modeling, and Databases. You are deeply submerged in tech.

GENERAL EDUCATION—WITH A TWIST Gen Ed (yawn) has a bland reputation, but it doesn’t have to. In addition to standard Gen Eds like English, Math, and Physics, we offer geek-centric electives like 3D Printing. and Math-based Codes, Cyphers & Secrets.

PROJECT INTENSITY++ Foundational Projects ramp up the intensity as you tackle small-scale projects in labs that are paired with core technology courses.

OUR APPROACH: HANDS-ON

LECTURES

PROJECTS

JUNIOR Q7-Q9

SENIOR Q10-Q12

GO DEEPER You’re now taking upper-level courses like Virtual Systems, Game Engine Projects, Projects in User Experience Design, and Career Readiness.

PREPARE FOR LAUNCH You’ve mastered technologies like game engine development, C++, Java, C#, relational databases, virtualization, UX, AI, ethical hacking, JavaScript, 3D modeling, Agile methodologies– you’re almost ready to launch your career...

Phew!

DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS Projects are now integrated into virtually every course you take, which means you’re building complex web interfaces, 3D games, or network security modules as homework. Think of it this way: You’re now defining and solving problems using technology–with all of those eureka moments. While a faculty member will mentor you and your team through problems, don’t expect to be handed a solution. You’ve got the skills to come up with your own way to solve it.

CAPSTONE PROJECT Finish up with your Capstone Project–a required individual project that you conceive, build, and present.

It’s where you get to show off all you’ve learned, and prove you’re ready to take on CAPSTONE Enterprise Projects in your final quarters.

PROJECT

ENTERPRISE PROJECTS

ENTERPRISE PROJECTS During your last quarters, you’ll spend most of your time working on Enterprise Projects. Your team will work on real-world tech projects with an employer under the supervision of a faculty member. Think of it as senior projects on steroids.

WRAP IT UP AND PUT A BOW ON IT Now that you’ve got the skills and experience, it’s time to write a killer résumé, finalize your portfolio, and learn how to interview and negotiate the salary you deserve.

Don’t worry, you won’t have to do this on your own. We’re here to help through a course taught by dedicated Career Services faculty.

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TEAM-BASED, REAL-WORLD

PROJECTS

ENTERPRISE PARTNER:

OVERSTOCK PROJECT:

At Neumont College of Computer Science, we’re all about hands-on learning through project-based courses where students and faculty collaborate with local and national companies to create solutions for their software needs.

INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATION Overstock challenged Neumont students to update their website. The Enterprise Project required the students to integrate recently acquired international online retailers into its existing Overstock brand, website, and data structure. This included testing, debugging, and automation.

Students worked primarily in Java, Linux, HTML, and CSS to create a streamlined and fully integrated database and website for the online retailer.

Yes, a company like Dell EMC may use Neumont student projects in their day-to-day operations, which sounds pretty good in a job interview. Trust us.

Enterprise Projects are the proving ground where you’ll implement everything you’ve learned and build a portfolio packed with projects for real companies. In addition, these companies sponsor projects throughout the year, help develop our curriculum, and attend Career Services events every quarter.

THE BEST WAY TO LEARN TO CODE IS TO CODE. If you’re going to succeed in the tech industry, you must know how to learn.

And, that’s what Neumont’s project-based curriculum teaches you.

The project opportunities at Neumont are constantly evolving. Here are just a few of the projects students have completed with Enterprise Partners.

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ENTERPRISE PARTNER:

NEUMONT COLLEGE PROJECT:

TOUCHSCREEN MAP Neumont dreamed up an interactive alumni map and hand-picked two all-star students to bring our vision to life. The map allows users to see where Neumont alumni are currently working, who hired them, and their home states. Using Indeed, a search engine for job listings, users can also search for open positions across the United States. The students (now alumni) created this 86” multi-touch panel using Angular 7 for the front-end, C# with ASP.NET Core for framework, and SQL as the back-end database.

ENTERPRISE PARTNER:

REACT GAMES PROJECT:

SUPER DUNGEON BROS Students helped develop the video game Super Dungeon Bros. It’s a cross platform, rock themed, co-op dungeon brawler with a band of mighty rock bros who navigate the medieval fantasy realm of Rökheim. Working with Visual Studio, Unity, Ruby, C#, and Java (to name a few technologies), they developed back-end systems for gameplay, created levels, and implemented new features. The team worked together on the project helping each other along as they were mentored by the React developers.

ENTERPRISE PARTNER:

THE UTAH JAZZ PROJECT:

THREE-POINT SHOOTING GAME

ENTERPRISE PARTNERS HAVE INCLUDED:

IBM eBay Bosch Nike Novell CA Technologies Oracle Dell EMC Overstock Workfront Intermountain Healthcare

Neumont students worked with our local NBA team, the Utah Jazz, to create a three-point shooting game. This multi-platform game was made by students in the BSGD program using Unity and C#. Players are able to choose from multiple characters, dodge obstacles, make baskets, and work towards achievements.

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INDUSTRY INFLUENCED

HIGHLY ENGINEERED

DEGREE PROGRAMS

Neumont’s unique curriculum is designed using a combination of input from industry experts and project-based learning where students are paired with local, regional, and national companies working on actual project teams. This combination fosters a dynamic learning environment teaching relevant in-demand computer science skills that companies are actively looking to hire.

STUDENTS

INDUSTRY EXPERTS

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NEUMONT CURRICULUM

BSCS

BSGD

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SOFTWARE & GAME DEVELOPMENT

In this customizable program, you will develop software using

In the BSGD program, you’ll learn all aspects of game development,

integrated environments and modern languages which balance

including programming, game engine systems, game design, and

skills with theory. Through our hands-on approach, designed

project management. You’ll also take courses that will give you the

around the needs of the industry, you’ll study computational theory,

skills to work in software development in any industry–not just the

object-oriented programming, database design, and algorithms

hyper-competitive game industry. If you want the option to work in

while mastering Java, .NET, Open Source, Agile, and more. Unlike

either game or software development, then this is the program for you.

traditional theory-intensive programs, our BSCS program focuses

With courses in Java, .NET, C#, and more, you’ll be prepared to tackle

on the complete project life cycle and in-demand technologies.

any software challenge.

WHO’S IT FOR?

CAREERS:

WHO’S IT FOR?

CAREERS:

For the highly technical folks who

• Software Engineer

For the game enthusiast with the

• Gameplay Programmer

can tackle the logic and advanced

• Software Developer

intellectual RAM and creativity

• Engine & Tools Programmer

math needed to design, architect,

• IT Consultant

to master everything from game

• Game Developer

and create technical works of

• Mobile App Developer

theory, to particle engines (realistic

• Simulation Programmer

beauty.

• Front-end Developer

blood splatters), to game engine

• Software Developer

The ideal BSCS candidate wants

BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY

to explore modern languages and

CREATIVITY

programming.

You’ll need a creative edge, an

environments, design system

aptitude for logic and math, and

architectures, and integrate broad

an analytical mind because we

areas of technical knowledge

all know that a truly satisfying

within the software development

headshot requires a symphony

life cycle.

of design, interaction, and story.

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BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CREATIVITY

MOR E IN FO AT : W W W. NEUMONT. EDU/BS G D

BSIS

BSTM

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT

In the BSIS program, you’ll learn how to design, build, and maintain

The BSTM program is designed to train individuals on the management of

complex computing systems and networks at the enterprise level.

software development and aligning it with the needs of users and strategic

With an emphasis on network engineering, virtualization technology,

business goals. You’ll learn how to harness organizational creativity, define

server technology, and systems integration and security, this program

and manage business value, become proficient in the administration and

is focused on the administration of IT systems using a variety of

quality of software development, create data intelligence, and master

technologies and operating systems. You’ll also learn about the

systems and process design. In addition to technical and business-

integration of mobile devices, cloud-based technologies, e-commerce

oriented skills, the curriculum is designed to develop strategic thinkers,

systems, and the importance of meeting budget and performance goals.

thought leaders, and professional communicators.

WHO’S IT FOR?

CAREERS:

WHO’S IT FOR?

CAREERS:

For the individual who’s interested in

• Dev Ops Administrator

The BSTM is for the individual

• Product Owner

managing and integrating a complex

• Systems Engineer

who has a passion for bringing

• Data Analyst

web of networks, devices, and

• Security Consultant

people together to achieve

• Business Analyst

technologies–a skill that is critical

• Network Engineer

amazing results. You’ll be the

• Software Testing

to the emergence of cloud computing.

• Server Administrator

catalyst between end-users,

• Project Manager

BUSINESS

If you’ve always been the go-to tech

TECHNOLOGY

troubleshooter in your home or

CREATIVITY

coders, and business leaders.

If you enjoy working with

neighborhood, and if you need to know

others, love information, and

exactly how stuff works, then the BSIS

can conceptualize innovative

program is right for you.

routes outside of the box, this

BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CREATIVITY

program is right for you.

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BSWD

BSSE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

The BSWD is a hybrid program that combines the art of web design with

The BSSE is a program focused on the art of designing and creating

the science of web development. It’s a software development degree

enterprise-grade software and services that run in the cloud and provide

that allows you to build the back-end architecture while also designing

support for companies around the globe. Students will learn how to utilize

the user interface. Through labs and hands-on projects, you’ll learn

the latest cloud technologies like Amazon’s AWS and Microsoft’s Azure,

how to design a variety of user experiences and develop the correct

as well as how to integrate them with various platforms. This program

web environment to make them run smoothly. You’ll also gain a solid

is designed to equip graduates with the extensive knowledge in modern

knowledge of website architecture and an ability to code in a broad range

methodologies and coding practices required to succeed in the software

of technologies, including JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, SQL, and more.

engineering industry.

WHO’S IT FOR?

CAREERS:

WHO’S IT FOR?

CAREERS:

The BSWD is ideal for the web

• Full-stack Developer

BSSE students are visionaries

• Software Engineer/Developer

developer who wants to create

• Web Designer

who utilize cloud-based

• Back-end Engineer/Developer

and build engaging interactive

• Web Application Architect

software to enhance business

• Cloud Engineer/Developer

experiences and designs.

• UX Designer/Developer

processes.

• IT Consultant

This is a program with substance. You’ll design web-based solutions

• Front-end Developer BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CREATIVITY

You will be challenged to use your ingenuity to create innovative and effective

that engage users while

improvements in large-

exploring the science of

scale distributed systems

interactive structure, full-

developed and deployed in the

stack development, and study

cloud.

• Full-stack Developer BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CREATIVITY

emerging philosophies in this growing and changing medium.

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DEGREE PROGRAMS

BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN 12 QUARTERS OF

INTENSITY

Neumont is focused on one thing: Technology. Our programs are distraction-free, compressed, cuttingedge, and built for speed. Neumont’s bachelor’s degrees in technology can be completed in only 3 years. That means you can begin your career before you would at a traditional four-year college.

YEAR 1 READY, SET, GO! Hit the ground running— in every sense of the word.

Expect a full-time stimulating schedule with courses that are focused on computer science.

YEAR 2 ALREADY CODING, FULLY IMMERSED It’s been a blur. You’re up to your eyeballs in tech.

You’ve started courses like Java, Object-oriented Programming, Intro to CS, Databases, and C++ Programming.

*Neumont does not guarantee employment or salary for any students past or present.

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CHOOSE YOUR MAJOR Your first year is complete. Your courses up to this point have been focused on uncovering your talents so you can choose the right degree. Your major officially starts here.

BSCS BSGD BSIS BSTM BSWD BSSE

OUR FORMAT:

5 DAYS A WEEK, 4 QUARTERS PER YEAR, 3 YEARS, DONE.

YEAR 3 BUILD YOUR EXPERTISE You’re mastering current technologies and tackling advanced topics and projects (senior level courses in most colleges).

Intensity picks up.

REAL PROJECTS, REAL TEAMS Real-world experience working in teams, wearing different hats. A crescendo of team projects, presentations, and coding. All sorts of lights are coming on.

FINAL STRETCH AND HIT THE GROUND RUNNING During your final year you're deeply involved in Enterprise Projects—real projects led by real companies—and already have built relationships with employers. Career Services is helping you land a job that will launch your career in tech.*

3

YEARS

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THE NEUMONT FORMULA:

MEETING INDUSTRY DEMAND

Neumont College of Computer Science is different by design. We teach through an active project-based curriculum designed around a series of problemsolving challenges. To better prepare our graduates, our degrees combine the best elements from traditional colleges (theory), technical schools (skills), and project-based learning (experience). This unique combination provides an unparalleled educational experience and prepares students to fill the estimated 590,000 new computing jobs between 2018-2028.1

590,000

The result: An academic approach that unites business, technology, and creativity to educate tomorrow’s computer scientists.

NEW CS JOBS BETWEEN 2018-2028.1

+ THEORY

+ SKILLS

EXPERIENCE

F I N D OU T M OR E A B OU T OU R I NN OVAT I V E A P P ROACH: 14

1. According to The Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections (Table 1.2) there will be an estimated 598,700 new computing jobs from 2018 – 2028.

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UNPARALLELED

CAREER SERVICES

Neumont’s goal is to produce career-ready graduates. During their time at Neumont, students work one-on-one with the Career Services staff to identify career opportunities, prepare for interviews, evaluate multiple job offers, and negotiate the best possible employment terms.

Neumont places a large focus on professional development because those abilities set our graduates apart. Through our project-based approach, students develop the critical communication skills and professionalism that can’t be taught in a textbook. From day one, a Neumont graduate can move seamlessly from the server room to the boardroom and communicate with confidence and tact.

NATHAN GIFT CLASS OF 2019 SOFTWARE ENGINEER

CAREER SERVICE SUPPORT:

Motorola Solutions

• Assistance in creating a competitive portfolio, résumé, and cover letter • Résumé sharing with our industry partners • Mock-interviews with faculty and industry partners • Salary negotiation counseling • A required career readiness course • Guidance navigating job offers • Quarterly Career Weeks and Tech Talks with local and national companies

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THE IDEAL

HABITAT

Neumont’s campus offers the perfect surroundings for a robust student experience. We’re conveniently located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City with a vibrant local art scene, endless restaurants, and a bustling music hub. Plus, we’re minutes away from world-class hiking, camping, skiing, and mountain biking.

We really do have it all.

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CLOSE TO EVERYTHING

THRIVING TECH INDUSTRY

Our campus is located along newly completed Main Street developments, so you’ll be surrounded by many great amenities like:

There’s more to Salt Lake City than easy access to the greatest snow on earth. It’s no coincidence the city has been nicknamed Silicon Slopes with an ever growing tech community that is home to giants in the industry like Qualtrics, Adobe, and Twitch.

Meanwhile, there’s plenty of space for startups like Workfront, Vivint, and Domo to grow. Between the city life and tech companies, it's no coincidence that many of our graduates decide to reside in Utah and make Salt Lake City home. Learn more at visitsaltlake. com.

• The Eccles Theater next door, which hosts Broadway shows, concerts, and the local restaurants on Regent Street • Cafés, grocers, farmers markets, and plenty of dining options • A block away from City Creek Center Mall • Minutes away from world-class, year-round mountain resorts • Accessible public transportation and a complimentary pass to Salt Lake’s light rail system, TRAX • Walking distance from FanX Salt Lake, comic book shops, and game stores

OPTIMAL STUDENT HOUSING Neumont is located in a historic 11-floor high-rise in Salt Lake City.

The first four floors are academic and administrative spaces, while the top seven floors feature student housing.

Additional Neumont housing is just a few blocks away. Your commute is an elevator ride or a quick walk–no need to bring your car. You’ll live in a furnished apartment loaded with amenities including complete kitchens, free access to internet, laundry facilities, and fitness centers. College living has never looked so good.

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WE CAN HELP WITH

SIMPLE FUNDING

We know the college funding process can be daunting, which is why our Financial Aid Advisors are knowledgeable, friendly, and responsive. Their purpose at Neumont is to explain each step in the funding process, answer all your questions, and help you develop a personalized plan that works for you. We’re here to help.

Financial Aid Checklist • Beginning October 1, complete your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) at www.fafsa.gov.

Go to www.neumont.edu/apply to complete your Application for Admission. You’ll automatically be considered for all of Neumont’s scholarships and grants. No separate application required.

• Apply for outside scholarships. Take advantage of our scholarship match program to maximize your funding.

• Schedule a call with one of our Financial Aid Advisors.

Call 866-801-1300 or email financialaid@neumont.edu.

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1. Tuition and fees are subject to change.

2. Scholarship statistic is calculated using data from the 2021 Neumont Freshman Class. Neumont does not guarantee scholarships or grants for future students. See the Course Catalog for scholarship eligibility and maintenance requirements. Financial aid is available to those who qualify.

3. According to the 2020 Summer Salary Survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, out of 5,298 class of 2019 graduates surveyed with bachelor’s degrees in computer and information sciences and support services, the national average starting salary was $76,986. Neumont does not guarantee salaries for future students.

Tuition and Fees

Scholarships and Grants

Below are the expenses for the 2022-2023 Academic Year, or first three quarters.

Neumont degree programs are completed in 12 quarters.

94% of Neumont students receive a Neumont grant or scholarship.2 Financial aid is available to those who qualify.

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• Presidential Scholarship: Merit award that covers up to 100% of tuition.

• Achievement Scholarship: Merit award based on academic achievement.

Tuition: $24,603 ($8,201 per quarter)

• Access Grant: Need-based award determined by your FAFSA’s Estimated Family Contribution.

Fees: $1,875 ($625 per quarter)

• Transfer Scholarship: For applicants with an associate or bachelor’s degree.

Books/Supplies: Estimated $1,200 ($400 per quarter)

• Outside Scholarship Match: Program for students awarded scholarships by an outside organization to receive matching funds from Neumont.

Housing: Estimated $6,300 ($2,100 per quarter)

• Women in Technology Scholarship: Merit award given to qualified women.

Laptop: $2,900 (one-time cost)

Simply put, Neumont’s concentrated quarter system lets you graduate sooner, get a job sooner, and start earning sooner. When it’s all said and done, you can come out ahead.

Q3

Q4

Freshman Year

The Typical College Timeline

SEM1

SEM2

Summer Break

Q5

Q6

Q7

Q8

Sophomore Year SEM1

SEM2

Summer Break

Q9

Start Your Career

Senior Year Q10 Q11 Q12

Junior Year SEM1

SEM2

Summer Break

CS GRADS EARN AN AVERAGE OF: $76,000/YR3

Senior Year SEM1

SEM2

Year 4

Q2

Junior Year

Year 3

Q1

Sophomore Year

Year 2

Freshman Year

Year 1

RETURN ON INVESTMENT

Job Hunt

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VIRTUAL AND ANALOG

STUDENT LIFE

Neumont College of Computer Science is very specialized, which means there’s an excellent chance you’ll have a ton in common with just about everyone around you. Say goodbye to high school cliques and labels. At Neumont, we’re all connected through our passion for tech and love of learning. You’re welcome.

EVERYONE AT NEUMONT IS JUST LIKE YOU. SCARY, RIGHT?

ACTIVITIES

AROUND TOWN

Neumont’s Student Affairs Office keeps campus buzzing all quarter long with activities including:

Our students are active citizens of Salt Lake City:

• Coding Competitions

• The Twilight Concert Series

• Gaming Tournaments

• FanX Salt Lake Comic Con

• Project Showcase

• Downtown Farmers Market

• Board Game Night

• Sundance Film Festival

• Movie Screenings

• NBA’s Utah Jazz and MLS’ Real Salt Lake

• Casino Night

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• Utah Arts Festival

ESPORTS During “cooldowns,” our students enjoy being a part of our ever-expanding collegiate esports teams.

Students involved in esports level up their skills, create lasting friendships with their teammates, and battle against other schools. Find out more at www.neumont.edu/esports.

STUDENT CLUBS Students stop coding every once in a while and participate in clubs like: • Tabletop RPGs • Game Gurus

• League of Legends (LoL)

• Ping Pong

• Women in Tech

• Spectrum

• Magic the Gathering

• Pokémon League • Ultimate Frisbee

CONNECT WITH US T W IT T E R

FACE BO O K

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IN STAG RAM

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@neumont DISCO RD

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NEUMONT COLLEGE OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

OUR TOP 10 ADVANTAGES Neumont College of Computer Science is for students with a passion for technology and the drive to become innovators in their field. There are hundreds of reasons to choose Neumont for your degree in technology, but we think this Top 10 captures some of the most noteworthy.

CS#1 GRADUATES IN CS CONTINUE TO EARN THE HIGHEST STARTING SALARIES.1

REALWORLD

• PROJECTS • CLIENTS • EXPERIENCE

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80% NEUMONT IS DIVERSE:

OF OUR 2021 CLASS WAS FROM OUTSIDE UTAH

EMPLOYERS THAT HAVE HIRED OUR GRADS2 Google Microsoft Tesla Oracle 3M HP Amazon Blizzard Entertainment Dell EMC

CS GRADUATES AVERAGE STARTING SALARY

76K

$

PER YEAR

3

29:1

STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

STUDENT CLUBS No cliques here. Just awesomeness.

Here’s a sampling:

TECH CAMPUS 4 FLOORS OF LEARNING, 7 FLOORS OF HOUSING, ELEVATOR COMMUTE.

Magic Club

Tabletop RPGs

Women in Tech

League of Legends

Spectrum Club

Ultimate Frisbee Club

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COMPANIES 185 DIFFERENT

ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY3

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STA RT YOU R J OU R N E Y A ND A P P LY N OW: A D M I SSI ON .N E U M ON T.E D U

1. According to the 2020 Summer Salary Survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 2019 graduates earning degrees in computer-related fields continue to earn the highest starting salaries.

2. Neumont verifies employment offer, date of employment, and job title by the company and student in writing. This reflects the initial job offer an alumnus accepted before or within six months of graduation. Neumont does not conduct follow-up research on graduates’ employment status.

3. According to the 2020 Summer Salary Survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, out of 5,298 class of 2019 graduates surveyed with bachelor’s degrees in computer and information sciences and support services, the national average starting salary was $76,986. Neumont does not guarantee salaries for future students.

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