Franklin University Cybersecurity Apprenticeship

Decision facts

What we could verify

Registration confirms a program relationship. It does not, by itself, confirm that an employer is currently accepting apprentices.

Service area

Franklin students in the B.S. Cybersecurity program who are legally eligible for aligned U.S. employment.

Listed sponsor location

Columbus, OH This is the sponsor listing, not necessarily the work site.

Delivery mode

Not verified

Who the verified information describes

Current Franklin B.S. Cybersecurity students in good academic standing with an aligned paid job and resume; use the narrower application-form requirements when the program page and form differ.

Eligibility

• Be a current Franklin B.S. Cybersecurity student in good academic standing
• Have aligned paid employment and a resume for the current apprenticeship application
• Be legally eligible for aligned U.S. employment

Compensation

Paid part-time or full-time aligned employment with employer-defined increases as competencies are completed.

Duration

At least 2,000 employer hours across nine aligned courses.

Credential

Nationally recognized U.S. Department of Labor apprenticeship credential plus the underlying B.S. degree requirements.

Next action

What happens next

The official form is not accepting B.S. Cybersecurity applications because its registration deadline has passed. If Franklin reopens the cycle, it verifies academic standing and employment, obtains employer agreement and signed apprenticeship documents, then enters the apprentice into RAPIDS.

Fit and tradeoffs

Questions to resolve before applying

• This is not an entry route for applicants who are neither Franklin students nor already in aligned paid employment.
• The current B.S. Cybersecurity application cycle is closed.
• Tuition and funding vary.

Helpful reading

Guides for your next step

• How to Tell Whether a Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Is Actually Open

  Many cybersecurity apprenticeship programs are real but not currently hiring. Here is how students and families can verify whether an opportunity is truly open.

• Cybersecurity Apprenticeships for High School Students and Recent Graduates: What Families Should Know

  Cybersecurity apprenticeships can offer paid experience and training, but age, school, location, and employment rules vary. Here is what high school students and families should know.

Sources and review details

Where these details came from

Quan Pathways keeps registration sources separate from current availability sources and displays the date each source was checked.

• Apprenticeship.gov Partner Finder

  Supports: identity, registration, occupation. Observed Jul 30, 2026.

• Franklin University Apprenticeship Program

  Supports: eligibility, training, compensation, duration, credential. Observed Jul 30, 2026.

• Franklin University Apprenticeship Application

  Supports: availability, eligibility. Observed Jul 30, 2026.

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