History
Institute of Technology was originally known as Fresno Institute of Technology was located in downtown Fresno in an old building. After several complaints of the buildings condition the school was moved to 564 W. Herndon Ave. where the present day school is located. After the move the schools name was changed to the Institute of Technology. The school now operates 4 campuses in Clovis, Modesto, Roseville and Redding, California.
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