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Kitrick Bell, a 2025 SNHU graduate who earned his master's in information technology with a concentration in software application development, smiling and holding his diploma.

Family Man, Front-End Web Designer and SNHU Grad: Kitrick Bell

Kitrick Bell ’25G earned his MS in IT from SNHU while balancing family and a full-time job. A front-end web designer on SNHU's marketing team, he's applying what he learned to his day-to-day work — and shares words of wisdom for those thinking of going back to school, too.
Frank Milisi, an SNHU graduate with a bachelor's in computer information systems, dressed in his graduation cap and gown.

After ‘Barely Graduating’ High School, Frank Milisi Achieved Honors

Growing up, Frank Milisi ’25 didn’t have the best relationship with education — "barely graduating" high school, he said. But last fall, he attended his SNHU commencement ceremony wearing honors cords. He finished his computer information systems (CIS) degree magna cum laude — with high honors.
A futuristic robot hand touching a floating glass screen.

The Future of Artificial Intelligence: What Comes Next?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has come a long way in the past few years, and society is already feeling its impact. Take a look at trends within AI, including the next advancements on the horizon, possibilities for the job market and crucial ethical conversations.
A cartoon person sitting at their desk on a desktop working on their computer science degree and someone standing behind the desktop asking a question

Is a Computer Science Degree Worth It?

If working with software and technology as well as a systems mindset interests you, a computer science degree can be a great fit. Earning a computer science degree can demonstrate your ability to work in a team as well as your aptitude for learning new technological skills and programming languages.

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