Online Programs

A virtual classroom setting allows you to complete your course requirements at your convenience with 24/7 access.

Management Studies

Business Management

Learn the fundamental concepts and skills needed to succeed as a leader in a large business or your own start-up.

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Health Care Management

Gain the essential skills needed to become a capable, successful manager within the dynamic, growing heath care industry.

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Allied Health

Medical Billing & Coding (Certificate)

This hands-on, integrated program will equip you to become a Certified Billing and Coding Specialist.

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Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

Acquire the specialized knowledge and professional skills needed to begin a successful career in a highly rewarding field.

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Health & Wellness Studies

Behavioral Health

Gain the knowledge and skills for a career dedicated to helping others as a behavioral health technician or specialist.

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Michele Long

Michele Long

Academic Enrichment Program Manager

Michele K. Long joined the faculty at the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology as Program Manager for the Academic Enrichment Program in 2005. She earned a bachelor degree from Pennsylvania State University and holds a number of post-graduate certifications in the field of information technology. She also earned a certificate in Network Engineering Technology Administration as a Certified Novell Administrator.

One of her first assignments after joining the College was to create a curriculum that assisted students in strengthening their skills in mathematics, reading comprehension and English.

Michele established the Academic Developmental Program that enables students to strengthen these important skills, while continuing to complete courses in their program of study. This “side-by-side” approach facilitates skill strengthening without delaying graduation for students seeking either associate degrees or certificates.

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