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There are schools offering computer science degrees in Arizona!
Schools Offering Computer Science Programs in Arizona
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Each year, approximately 0.1% of Arizona graduates receive degrees in computer science. Thus, Arizona's 13 computer science schools put out approximately 319 computer science professionals each year.
Top Schools
The top-ranked school in Arizona that has a computer science program is Northern Arizona University. Northern Arizona University, which was ranked 33rd in the country in 2010, is located in Flagstaff. In 2010, 11 students graduated from Northern Arizona University's computer science program. The tuition rate at Northern Arizona University was $7,672 per year.
The second-ranked school in Arizona with a computer science program is Arizona State University, which is located in Tempe. In 2010, it was ranked 57th nationwide. 191 students graduated with degree in computer science from Arizona State University in 2010. Arizona State University charged in-state students $8,132 in tuition fees per year.
University of Arizona, which is located in Tucson, is the third-ranked school in Arizona that has a computer science program. It received a ranking of 60th in the country in 2010. 90 students graduated with degree in computer science from University of Arizona in 2010. Students at University of Arizona paid $8,237 per year in tuition fees.
If you are hoping to attend one of Arizona's computer science schools, you can expect to pay an average tuition of $5,300 per year, though tuition can range from $29,428 per year to $1,560 per year. The highest tuition rates in 2010 at Arizona computer science schools were charged at the following schools:
- Embry Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott - located in Prescott, students are charged $29,428 per year
- University of Arizona - located in Tucson, students are charged $8,237 per year
- Arizona State University - located in Tempe, students are charged $8,132 per year
The computer science schools that charged the lowest tuition rates in Arizona were:
- Cochise College - located in Douglas, students are charged $1,560 per year
- Estrella Mountain Community College - located in Avondale, students are charged $1,734 per year
- Chandler/Gilbert Community College - located in Chandler, students are charged $1,734 per year
A computer science degree from an Arizona school... what next?
In Arizona, the largest numbers of computer science professional work in the following counties:
- Maricopa County - 5,090 computer science professionals
- Pima County - 810 computer science professionals
- Coconino County - 130 computer science professionals
Projected Growth
The government projects that the number of computer science professionals in Arizona will shrink by -12%. By 2018, there will be an estimated 6,630 computer science professionals working in Arizona. The greatest decline for computer science professional is predicted to be amongst Information Systems Managers, who are expected to increase by 5% by 2018.
computer science professionals in Arizona earn $75,560 per year on average. However, this number is only an average. Computer science professional in Arizona had varying salaries from $21,420 to $161,500 per year in 2010. Computer science professionals in the following Arizona counties make the highest salaries on average:
- Yuma County - $93,390 per year
- Maricopa County - $81,470 per year
- Apache County - $79,830 per year
On average, computer science professionals earn the least in the following Arizona counties:
- Cochise County - $69,080 per year
- Pima County - $69,250 per year
- Coconino County - $74,905 per year
On average, the highest paid computer science professionals in Arizona were:
- Information Systems Manager - $106,810 per year
- Computer Science Teacher - $79,900 per year
- Computer Operator - $39,970 per year
On average, the lowest paid computer science professionals in Arizona were:
- Computer Science Teacher - $79,900 per year
- Computer Operator - $39,970 per year
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The charts and graphs below have additional Arizona statistics regarding a career in computer science. Take a look and compare salaries with various related fields such as information systems or information technology.
Here are the different levels of study available for you to explore.
- Associate's Degree in Computer Science in Arizona
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science in Arizona
- Master's Degree in Computer Science in Arizona
- Doctoral Degree in Computer Science in Arizona
- Certificate in Computer Science in Arizona
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If you are lucky enough to live back east somewhere … and you get to see colors like this in the fall I totally envy you!
October is by far my favorite month of the year!
I love everything about October, the cooler weather, the way the air smells, the colors, shorter days, the first fire in the fire place of the year!
Honestly I could talk this all day long!!!
There is so much happening this month, so many excited things as we kick off the new Stampin' Up Year!
{Happy October}
Today would normal be the day were launching our Simply Layered Kits!
We are so sorry we needed to delay the launch 1 day!
There were simply too many things happening today, and going live today for us to fit it all in.
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World Card Making day is is coming up and I'm so excited that Stampin' Up has a great sale items! I'm adding a few of these to my order today to stock up on some of my favorites.
These are the items that are for sale from October 1st – 7th. Please note that the prices here may not reflect the sale price.
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Here is the super cute spooky card we made today on our Facebook Live.
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This month when your order is $50.00 or more before shipping tax please use this Host Code EZQMWQDF and I will be send you the Hung With Care Stamp Set, along with a card kit that coordinates with this stamp set
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Please print out and use the new punch card going forward from October 1st 2018
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Steve and Diantha Hodges have served in Tennessee as United Methodist missionaries. After three and a half years of mission work in Korea and North Carolina, they began a new mission project in 1991 in Hancock County, Tennessee -- just south of Virginia, on the border. Jubilee Project is a mission project begun, in the spirit of the Jubilee Year of Leviticus 25, to help community residents gain the skills, experience and hope necessary to provide for the needs of one of the lowest-income areas of Appalachia.
Steve spent his childhood in South Korea, where his parents were United Methodist missionaries. His father was a retired United Methodist minister. Steve attended Perkins School of Theology and Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, graduating (as a lay person) in 1980. Steve directed community development for Jubilee Project. He helped start the Jubilee Youth program to provide leadership and faith development, recreation and enrichment for youth; and cooperatives of craftspersons and of persons making food and farm products. Steve was involved with economic development projects, including Jubilee's small business incubator, holding small business classes and countywide projects. The most recent projects include the development of the Clinch-Powell Community Kitchens, a shared-use commercial kitchen in which farmers and small-business people can create their own value added food products, and the creation of Appalachian Spring Cooperative, an association of growers and food processors using the Clinch-Powell Community Kitchens to produce gourmet food products for commercial sale. The Kitchen has drawn attention from the Tennessee Legislature as holding promise for new income for farmers under increasing financial pressure.
Diantha is the granddaughter of missionaries to Mexico, and the daughter of a retired United Church of Christ minister. She grew up in Indiana and Connecticut. Diantha's work at Jubilee included building the capacity of Jubilee Project and community members to build a better community, conducting leadership development programs, assisting with the development of collaborative community projects, especially those involved with health or concerns about youth. She also shares with Steve the work of speaking in churches and other administrative duties. She is currently involved in "Achieve Your Dreams", a project whose aim is to help young women in Hancock County develop life skills, and their interest in college and careers. Within Holston Conference she worked with special camp sessions at Buffalo Mountain Camp for people with special needs. Previous to working with Jubilee Project, she was an occupational therapist, childbirth educator, and a trained midwife. Now she has a special interest of making herbal salves and products from the abundant plant life found in the Tennessee mountains.


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Government funding for not-for-profit organizations is not even keeping up with inflation, never mind with increasing demand for services. Operational funding is being replaced by project-based funding, and much-needed core programs are being sacrificed for innovative or 'flavour of the month' initiatives that may or may not be essential.
These are a few of the challenges facing the non-profit sector today, according to participants at a workshop hosted by Scale Collaborative in Victoria two weeks ago. The solution? Adopting an entrepreneurial mindset.
Workshop facilitators presented an emerging model of being "enterprising" that included diverse sources of revenue: not just grants, donations, and fundraising, but contracts and multi-year funding, program fees, social-purpose real estate, social enterprise, social ventures, and deep corporate partnership.
Lee Herrin, Executive Director of Fernwood Neighbourhood Resource Group Society, presented an excellent case study showing how Fernwood has diversified its own revenue and become more profitable, stable, and effective as a result. By investing in real estate, and operating a daycare, a coffee shop, and a hair salon, the Society reduced its dependence on grants from 67% to less than 30% in 10 years. Their micro-businesses have also allowed them to listen to the community and communicate with their neighbourhood in an unobtrusive way.
Scale Collaborative is accepting applications for '21st Century Non-Profits', a cohort of eight non-profits who will participate in four workshops and receive individualized coaching over six months, to move their organizations toward financial diversification for social impact. Because the program is subsidized by Victoria Foundation, the cost is just $500 and three participants from each organization will be able to attend. The deadline for submissions is December 10th. You can find the application online at http://www.scalecollaborative.ca/#!21st-century-nfp/c3g
However far along the diversification road your organization may be, effective marketing communications is a must. Consider each revenue source in terms of target audience, key messaging, the promise you're making, and creative tone and manner. Think about your competitors, risk management, and new product development. Think about profit. In short, think like an entrepreneur.


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Ronnie Mitchell will be given a very handsome surprise next week in EastEnders… because Jack Branning is back!
Jack returned to Albert Square briefly in December but left for France with daughter Amy after the whole Roxy/Dean drama kicked off.
But now he's back again and forget about Ronnie – WE couldn't be happier!
Jack turns up out of the blue at Honey's 40th birthday party – and Honey sees an opportunity to give Ronnie a surprise she'll remember so tricks her into playing a party game.
And as Ronnie starts prodding, poking and stroking, it's soon time to take her blindfold off – and she is shocked to find Jack staring back at her.
Will Ronnie be happy he's returned to put a smile on her face? Or is she one of those that just hates surprises? More to the point – how long is Jack hanging around for?
You can see Jack's return and find out how Ronnie reacts on Tuesday March 1 on BBC One at 7.30pm.
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