<human>: Currently I am enrolled at Moorpark College, CA in their CNSE (their fancy-named Information Technology [I.T] program). Is is an Associate's program, and I am set to earn one next semester. I have also decided I want to continue my education and get a Bachelor's, but I still am unsure where.

I got some advice from family and coworkers, and most said just general computer science, in addition to the I.T associate's I have it will do me good. But then I found out about Information Systems, seemingly like a more advanced  I.T program. 

Useful piece of information to know: my dream job right now would be a system administrator. Other than that, maybe a Wi-Fi technician (my current field/job is in wireless). But the job that stood out to me the most was working at an ISP. I would LOVE to manage the incredibly large Tier 3 or maybe even Tier 2 networks.

Which brings me to the big question: what would be better to get a job like this, computer science or information systems? Most job listings say "any computer science discipline" but I am just so unsure. Any advice on this?

Currently my schools of choice are UC Chico, CSUN, Texas University at Houston, and possibly NAU Rapid City because I have a friend up there. Preferably I would like to stay close to home, which is why I am considering CSUN because it is close to where I live (San Fernando valley, I live about 5 miles from CSUN). But I wouldn't mind traveling a bit, or even moving, if the program is really worth it. But like I said, close to home is better.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Pursuing Bachelor's after community college w/A.S and transfer credit; what is better, Computer Science degree or Information Systems? What school near Los Angeles is better for this?