CSET Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
Q: Where can I find information about admission to the Computer Science and Engineering Technology (CSET) program?
A: Admission information for the University of Toledo (UToledo) is available on our admissions page.
Q: What is the difference between the CSET program and Computer Science Engineering Program?
A: The CSET program offers a hands-on, practical learning experience for our students in core areas of databases, networking, computer security, programming, and web services.
Q: What are the job titles for CSET graduates?
A: CSET graduates get employed as software engineers, web developers, and IT support specialists.
Q: What is the starting salary for CSET graduates?
A: Starting salaries range from $60, 000 to $80,000 depending on the employer and job title.
Q: Who are some of the employers who hire CSET graduates?
A: Dana Corporation, Microsoft, OmniSource, and Buckeye Broadband.
Q: Who are some of the successful CSET graduates?
A: Carla Marzari – Software Engineer at Microsoft; Merl Creps – Senior Programmer at OmniSource, Joshua Higgins – Attorney at MacMillan, Sobanski & Todd, LLC.
Q: Are there pathways to graduate programs for CSET students?
A: The CSET degree offers a concentration in cyber security and pathways to two master's programs in cyber security and a BS/MS track.
Q: What scholarship opportunities are available for CSET students?
A: CSET students are eligible to apply for Choose-First IMPRESS-C scholarship. Please, check the eligibility criteria.
Q: Are there any student testimonials?
A: Please, see the success story of John Sims.