Ready to power the digital world? Join our Data Center Administration program and build a career that keeps the internet running smoothly!
Our two-year Data Center Administration program trains you to become a skilled data center administrator. You will gain hands-on experience in data center management, learning how to handle data center operations, infrastructure, and networking. Our expert instructors will guide you through the essentials of data center security and data center infrastructure, ensuring you can protect critical information.
Our program offers practical training and certification in data center administration. This will open doors to high-demand jobs as a data center administrator or data center technician. Learn to master data center monitoring tools and automation, which are crucial for maintaining efficiency and performance. With a focus on best practices, our curriculum ensures you are ready to design and implement robust data center solutions.
By the end of the program, you will be adept in data center operations. Our graduates are prepared for successful careers in the mission critical data center field.
Start your journey today and become a vital part of the tech industry with our comprehensive data center administration training. Explore your future in this dynamic field and unlock opportunities for growth and success.
Join us and power up your career in Data Center Administration!
| Class Time | Online |
| Semester | Fall | Spring | Summer |
| Campus | Brooklyn Park | Eden Prairie | Online |
Data Center Operations Certificate
Data Center Administration Associate of Applied Science
Planning your investment is easy. Our program provides comprehensive training that prepares you for immediate entry into your chosen field. Below you'll find detailed information about program costs and required materials.
Costs below apply to each specific award option:
Ready to turn your dreams into reality? At Hennepin Tech, we believe that nothing should stand in the way of your education. That’s why we’re here to help you navigate the ins and outs of paying for college, so you can focus on what really matters – your future.
FAFSA
Your key to financial aid. The first step to unlocking financial assistance for college is filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). By completing this form, you’ll qualify for a variety of federal grants, loans, scholarships, and work-study opportunities that can help offset the cost of tuition, books, and other expenses.
Not sure if you’re eligible? Don’t worry, our financial aid advisors are here to help, even if you have unique circumstances or are an undocumented individual.
North Star Promise
If you’re a Minnesota resident who meets certain income criteria, you may also qualify for the North Star Promise, which provides additional financial support to cover the cost of tuition and fees. It’s another way we’re making college more accessible and affordable for students like you.
Foundation Scholarships
The Hennepin Tech Foundation offers a variety of scholarships to help students offset the cost of tuition, textbooks, and other expenses. These scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement, financial need, and other criteria. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to reduce your college expenses!
PSEO & Concurrent Enrollment
High school students can jumpstart their college education by participating in our Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) or Concurrent Enrollment programs. Earn college credits while still in high school and save on future tuition costs!
VA Benefits
Veterans and their dependents may be eligible for education benefits through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). These benefits can help cover tuition, housing, and other costs associated with attending college. Contact our veterans services office for assistance in accessing and maximizing your VA benefits.
Third-Party Payments
Did you know that some employers, organizations, or government agencies offer tuition assistance programs? If you’re eligible, you can use these funds to help cover your college expenses. Be sure to check with your employer or inquire about any available benefits.
Transfer Credits
Transfer the credits you’ve already earned from previous colleges or programs to reduce the classes you need, helping you finish your degree faster and at a lower cost.
To maximize your savings, apply for FAFSA early, explore scholarships, and review your potential for credit through prior learning and transfer evaluations.
Hennepin Tech is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
The Information Technology program has an advisory committee of professionals working in the fields of programming, database administration, IT support, and network administration. The advisory committee reviews the coursework to ensure that the program is covering material needed to be marketable in your field of study. This allows the faculty to continue to offer current materials and technical skill development in each area.
Ready to start your journey at Hennepin Tech? Learn the skills you’ll need to succeed and follow our simple application process to take the first step toward your career goals.
Prior to enrolling, students should possess college-level reading ability, a strong foundation in computer concepts, and basic programming logic.
Applying to Hennepin Tech is easy and straightforward. Follow these simple steps to get started on your educational journey:
Submit Your Application
Visit our Get Started page to complete your application online. As part of the application process, you will need to pay the application fee. This helps us process your materials quickly.
Submit Transfer Requests (If Applicable)
If you have previously completed college courses or earned a degree, you can save time and money by transferring your credits. Be sure to submit official transcripts or transfer requests from any previous colleges or high schools you attended. This allows us to evaluate your credits and apply them toward your new program.
Receive Your Admission Decision
Once your application is reviewed and accepted, you will receive an official admission decision.
Placement Testing for New Students
If you are new to college, you will need to take a placement test after you have been accepted. The placement test helps identify your current skills in reading, writing, and math. It is used to determine if developmental courses are necessary before you start certain college-level classes. Please note that the placement test does not affect your admission status.
Plan Your Courses
Based on your placement test results and transfer credit evaluation, you will work with an advisor to select the right courses to ensure your success.
If you are an international student, please visit our international admissions page for specific instructions.
If you are a PSEO (Postsecondary Enrollment Options) student, please visit our PSEO admissions webpage for details on the application process.
If you have questions or need help during the application process, our admissions team is here to support you every step of the way.