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About PSB |
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ASB Degree Programs |
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Diploma Programs |
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History
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| Information Computer Systems Institute (ICSI) was formed in 1980 by William H. Barber, Jr. The first training sessions began in 1980 through contracts with the Lehigh Valley Manpower Program for the training of students under the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA). Evening courses were also developed to train small businesses in computer operations and computer programming. |
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| In December 1981, the School received its state license from the Pennsylvania State Board of Private Business Schools. At that time, evening courses were opened to the general public. The first daytime career program was offered to the general public in April 1982. |
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| In January 1984, ICSI received its accreditation from the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT). Since then, the School has enhanced its original training program by expanding into computer network training (IT) and by developing new career programs in the areas of MCSE and A+ Certification Study. |
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| In 2005, ICSI expanded its curriculum once again and is now known as Pennsylvania School of Business (PSB), offering specialized career education in Information Technology, Business Administration, Office Administration, and Medical Information Technology. Career programs and individual courses are available both day and evening. |
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The Pennsylvania School of Business offers lifetime career placement services to its graduates. The Career Center will advise the students of career opportunities and will begin assisting them with their job search months before they graduate. School staff will help create a professional resume and sharpen students' interviewing skills. > Learn More |
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