DeVry University Reviews

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Decent School

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on December 23, 2011

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I think overall you need to know what you’re getting. I went in knowing this was a for-profit school, and in the end I am in $40,000 in debt. I will be paying that off for 20 years, but was it worth it? In the end yes it was. I do have not enough free time to hit a campus and go to school, and this worked out for me. Will my resume be passed up compared to a person who went to a state college? For now, maybe.  The key to DeVry is you need to get your foot in the door at an entry level job in your field. If you expect to get a good job after you graduate, you are in a load of trouble.

My academic advisors were always there for me, along with the financial aid department. People complain about getting bad student services, but for over 2 years I never experienced this. The teachers all work on a curriculum that was set up by the course architect, so all they do is grade, and answer questions. So overall the teachers were not the best, but then again I felt sometimes I really did have a teacher that was qualified, and sometimes I felt a teacher should not be working there. 

Overall I say if you can afford the time to go to a physical campus, go to a community college for two years than transfer to a state or private school of your choice. I would not recommend this school for a physical campus. You can get cheaper and better education elsewhere. I do however recommend this school for online. If you simply do not have the time, go to this school. 

How I made this money hungry school work for me:

I got a job in online lottery business, at entry level. My job paid for $10,000 of my school, and now doors are opening as we speak. The point is, I have put in over 2 years at my current job, and now my degree will be finished in February, and my company doesn’t care that my degree says DeVry on it, they care that I took the time to get my degree, and they know I have the experience. If I do for some reason get laid off or something worse, I now have the experience and a degree, and some outside resources to get another job. I cannot stress enough about you getting an entry level job in your field or something related before you enroll in this school. If you can land that, your degree will carry some weight, no matter what it says on it.

Pretty good school

Health Information Technology
Reviewer: virgothepoet email verified (Degree In Progress) on November 10, 2011

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I'll try to make this fairly easy to understand. First let me say I'm in my mid 20s, with 2 kids, and don't have the ability for "normal college." I didn't complete my Devry online degree, I stopped after half a year. The reason was not because of the school, it was because of the cost. I realized my 15 credits cost me over $9500. That is NOT an exaggeration. It was expensive and I knew I could find somewhere less expensive yet as educationally effective. My issue was there wasn't a major there I really wanted to do, so for me it felt like a waste of money. I just wanted a degree in something "suitable" but when I realized how much I was spending it just didn't seem worth $80 grand for a job I knew I wouldn't be totally satisfied with.

As for the school itself, I found my personal student adviser VERY helpful. Always called when she said she would and always gave me reassurance if I needed it. Always made sure she asked me how I was doing and how things were going, and giving me advice how to make things flow more easily.

As for my teachers, most of them were good. The thing about Devry classrooms is that its very group and forum oriented. You HAVE to talk in your classes forum at least a certain amount of times every week. Which is good because people ask questions and there's always a student in there who may know something you didn't. And the teacher is always in there answering questions. They do not avoid you or leave you hanging. If you tell them you need help, they help you or they find a student who already knows to assist you. Its nice because the forums for your class provide a lot of information and you can have discussions or debates on different things, and the more you do, the better your grade. Some of the teachers are far more hands on than others, out of my 5 (if I remember correctly) classes that I took, only one teacher grinded my nerves, but they were still efficient in their teaching. Most of my teachers were very nice and outgoing though.

As for what I learned, I learned what I needed to. They tell you what your assignment it, what you need to do, what you need to do it, and where you can find it. They pretty much give you all the information you need, you just have to take the initiate to read. And yes...there is quite a bit of reading. Obviously, not everything is easy! I mean it wouldn't be school if it was all simple stuff you already knew. There were courses I flew through with A's. And one (my business class) I made a C in...it was just for me to remember all the details there were...especially since I am not interested in business classes to begin with. But the teacher did know what he was talking about, without a doubt! And the materials you need are always readily available...so you never have to be without your books.

The only thing that I am not the most fond of, besides the cost, was the group work. I am a bit of a perfectionist, and prefer to do things myself. I don't like working in groups because I hate relying on some other persons work, especially since I feel I could have done it better(in most subjects anyways). So I have a tendency to feel disappointed in the people I work with because sometimes they don't want to take your advice on their share...which is fair enough, its their share. However, its a group effort. I've paid the price for this though because group projects are graded not only partially on your own work but also on GROUP WORK. So if someone else does their work inefficiently, a portion of your grade will suffer for it. It has happened to me when someone did not want to take my advice, did their work at the last minute, and did it poorly. So group work was a big issue for me. Most people are okay to work with, but there is always THAT person that can drag you down.

Overall, it was a fine experience. I say its too expensive, however if they have a major you KNOW is right for you, without a doubt, then money shouldn't matter! The school itself is actually really good. The entire staff that I've worked with are VERY friendly.

But that's all my experience!

DeVry

Technical Management
Reviewer: Anonymous (Graduate) on September 1, 2011

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The professors are excellent. It's a lot of work & you have to be dedicated. These are accelerated classes & if you get behind there's a high potential to fail or get a low grade.

DeVry University is a decent educational institution

MBA
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Degree In Progress) on August 24, 2011

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I graduated from ECPI with a degree in Telecommunications Technology.  I transfered to New England Institute of Technology earned a degree in Electronics Engineering Tech and I also graduated from DeVry University with a degree in Technical Management.  I'm now finishing up my Masters in Telecommunications Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology. 

I have read so many negative post about DeVry and ECPI.  As I mention earlier I was successful at both these schools and they were very challenging.  It seems to me most of you did not apply yourselves or stayed up on your financial responsibilities at the these schools.  You are adults not children, things are not just taken care of for you.  It is your responsibility to keep up on everything when attending school.  Not just class assignments but the financial aspects of it too. 

None of these negative post hold weight you cannot discredit any of these schools for your irresponsibility.  I enjoyed every minute of these educational institution and what they provided to me.  I attend classes and did well at each one of them.  So when I see these negative post and misleading information that the school is not regionally accredited shows me why you failed or struggled!

Go somewhere else!

Networking and communication management
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Degree In Progress) on August 4, 2011

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I gave this school in overall rating of 4 because they seem more about the money then the actual students themselves. They lay people off that actually add something to the team like the head programmer but they hire people to stand at the door and say hello to us every time we enter the building. they are like glorified walmart greeters. The HR department seems to like to stick their nose in places it doesn't belong for example cancelling the toner order. Well, after the toner order was cancelled we ran out of toner, i know what a shock, and then ordered some. There were not to many happy students. They turned the elab into an office of something, i honestly do not know what it is they do in there, and the elab was moved to a smaller area. Since the elab moved the networking lab moved and so on and so forth. They only good thing about devry are the teachers. In all honesty though, if my credits transferred i would not be there right now. STAY AWAY IF YOU CAN

They're all about the Benjamins, baby.

Technical Management
Reviewer: yunik7860 email verified (Degree In Progress) on July 31, 2011

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I can't comment on most of this because I never attended DeVry, but a big reason I didn't attend is because of their sketchy recruiting methods.

I had one meeting with a course adviser here. We went over some of the details of the Technical Management course, and he invited me back for a second meeting to meet with a financial adviser. All this was well and good.

A few days later, I came back for my second meeting with the financial adviser. Before we had discussed anything, he had me get on a computer in his office to start filling out some forms. He got a phone call and took it, then proceeded to stay on the phone and, between words over the phone, pointed out to me what I needed to click and fill out.

Some way through these forms, I come to a promissory note. He instructs me, casually and while still 'on the phone', to go ahead and sign it. Mind you, this is within the first 5-10 minutes of my second meeting and after no discussion whatsoever of finances.

If I had been a bit younger, a bit less experienced and a bit more naive, I might have fallen for the trick and committed myself to a serious financial burden, but as it was, I was 24 and already bitter at the debt I had acquired as a result of what secondary education I had already experienced.

I told him I wasn't ready to sign that, and he seemed confused. He, as well as the course adviser, played it off as a misunderstanding between us.

When I came to the next meeting, they tried again to get me to sign a promissory note. I declined, opting for further deliberations on my part, and both the financial adviser and the course adviser seemed confused, as if it was totally normal to simply sign years of your life away with minimal discussion.

Something tells me that they take advantage of many people who don't know any better. I've opted to skip further schooling for now, and while I do intend to go back to school at some point, it will absolutely not be through DeVry.

While I'm not religious, I see great truth in the saying that "money is the root of all evil." DeVry is a for-profit institution. Those whose primary goals are money cannot be trusted to look out for your best interests.

What a waste of my time and education

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on July 27, 2011

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This university is all about making profit and not concerned as much in helping the student. When we brought up some issues to the university about help we needed and why they didnt offer help to the students who work during the day and come to school at night they were dismissive as if we didn't matter. They blamed us for their mistakes and shortcomings. I couldn't believe the responses from the university. Some of the teachers i have had were good, others I couldn't understand them because of their accent and/or teaching methods.

DeVry Academics/Jobs

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on July 1, 2011

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Overall the courses at DeVry were somewhat challenging. I graduated in June 2011 with a BS in Computer Information Systems. I wasn't always the most studious in HS,because I actually didn't care. I felt sometimes I was the smartest person in the classes, because quite frankly there are some people who don't belong in college. The teachers for the most part are very knowledgeable and courteous. DeVry is very good for people who need a flexible schedule. The people who complain about DeVry are usually the lazy students who don't do any work and just get C's and D's. HOW DO YOU GET A D OR F AT DEVRY?  

The technology is almost updated. I would say that DeVry misleads some people with the employment rates. They claim 92% of graduates get jobs within 6 months after graduation. The reality is what they don't tell you is that some of those people have jobs in different fields and already had jobs in their field before attending DeVry. The reality is more than likely its 50% of graduates obtain employment in their fields within 6 months after graduation.

Great school!!!

Networking Administration
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on June 16, 2011

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This is a great school to attend if you're a self motivated individual who prefer online learning over onsite. I also recommend this school to people who are taking up a I.T/Computer Science degree, because Devry is very well known for their I.T programs in my opinion. I'm currently transferring my credits to Liberty University because this is a school I've been looking to attend for a few years now but Devry offered the Network Admin program that Liberty didn't; all my credits transferred over to Liberty and I only have a year 1/2 to complete my B.S in Information Systems Management. Like I said before I strongly recommend Devry to anyone especially to those in the I. T field!

DeVry University : Computer Information Systems Reviews

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on June 13, 2011

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You have to work really hard to fail.  Otherwise, they would do anything to let you pass.  I was there couple of years ago for three classes.  In my SQL class, one guy couldn't show up more than 3rd of the course.  He came back on the last day to drop the class and the teacher pulled him out of the class to talk.  When they came back he stayed to finish the last day and he told me that the teacher would give him a "C" to pass.  I had experienced other weird events too, but this was the best one.

So, you need to work really to hard to fail in DeVry.

Don't waste your money or time with these people.

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: shakeundbake email verified (Degree In Progress) on April 27, 2011

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This school is a joke and they are not honest at all. I lost so much money attending this school. With gas, tuition, and application fees it was outrageous. I figured it would be amazing to get my Bachelor's in around 3 years but after one semester tuition went up, I didn't receive a refund but eventually even if I would have it wasn't nearly close to the quote I received via e-mail from the department of education. These people should be shut down completely along with all of the types of schools. They are scams and it's just more economical to go to a community college. Heck an actual University is cheaper than this school.

Money hungry scamers

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: donmech67 email verified (Degree In Progress) on March 23, 2011

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I am a disabled veteran studing engineering at Alabama A&M.While persuing my degree my vetran vocational rehab counsler suggested I check out completing my degree online and told me to investagate several online colleges, which I did. Now for those of you who dont know anything about vetarans vocational rehab, it's a program that helps disabled veterans retrain so they can reinter the work force. My veteran counsler told me to find a school and then let him know about the programs that would best fit my educational needs. Devry seemed to have what I needed so I contacted there admissions department and explained my situation as well as made it abundently clear that my tuition, books and supplies would be paid by the veterans vocrehab and that any program I was intersted in would have to be approved by Vocational rehab. The admissions officer said that they deal with veterans all the time and that that would be no problem.Iinformed him that I would just have submit my credits for evaluation to see if there program would be in my degree plan so that the V.A. could approve my enrollment, he agreed.After my evaluation was completed the V.A. said that the program that Devry had was to far out of my degree plan and that they could not approve my attending Devry. I then informed the admissions officer at Devry of The V.A. dicission. They told that it was ok that tey understood. I did'nt think anything more about it untill recently when I found a 1000.00 bill on my credit report from devry university. Now folks I never took one class not one book not anything and they have messed up my credit and stuck me with a bogus 1000.oo bill. Even if I had attended this scam of school they were supposed to bill the V.A/ not me. Wat ever you do dont get mixed up with this so called college they are just a money  hungry scam.My veteran vocational rehab counsler can varafy every word is true.

Wow!!

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on March 2, 2011

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It's true what they say about for-profit schools.  I am very unhappy after attending DeVry University.  In the end it all comes down to the institution making profit as opposed to providing high-standard education.  The instructors taught very well, however, my high school courses were a lot more beneficial to me then the classes DeVry offers.  I had two friends who wanted to attend and I advised them that if they have money to waste then DeVry is the way to go!!

Worst, most expensive, decision of my life

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on February 19, 2011

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The degree is totally not worth it. I went to DeVry New York from 2005 to 2007. For the price of the degree, they are not giving you anything that a far cheaper institution is not giving. The problem is not with the quality of education (for the most part). The school has some knowledgeable professors that do a solid job. About half way through the degree and about $25,000 in debt, in addition to state and pell grants I finally wised up and decided to transfer to a state college that offers online courses. To finish up the degree, taking about the same amount of credits I took at DeVry, it cost me about 75% less. It's a good thing I left DeVry when I did or I would be in debt $50,000 instead of $30,000 (of which DeVry is responsible for $25,000, which still sucks). I wouldn't recommend anybody waste there money at DeVry. There is absolutely no reason to spend that type of money for a mediocre education. At one time maybe they had the convenience of providing online classes, but there are countless better options now for that convenience. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!

DeVry Profits Soar From Unethical Business Practices

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on January 27, 2011

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Schools like DeVry only exist to make money, Not to educate, and each one is infamous for putting out uneducated and unprepared students. DeVry, ITT, etc. are glorified diploma mills who are helping to ruin the value of a college education by flooding the job market with meaningless degrees. Every employer I've talked about this with regards these schools as a joke and some even see a "degree" from one of these as an instant disqualifier. Everyone I've talked to who has attended one of these schools has said the education was very easy and that they weren't getting much out of it.

The student is tricked into thinking that going to DeVry will put them on a stable career track when in reality they end up exactly where they were before, lacking any serious credentials but with the additional burden of tens of thousands of dollars in debt to these fraudulent institutions. These schools are out to make a fortune on the backs of desperate young men and women, some of whom are parents and most of whom are poor.

I might have a different opinion on regulation if these colleges were worth the cost and actually gave a quality education. But since that isn't the case, regulate the hell out of them

Brick and mortar traditional non profit schools are the best choices where the primary concern is education not the for profit con job DeVry thrives on. DeVry is a Business institution so don’t fall for the hype from their savoir-faire employees. Their primary interest is profit not quality education. If you want a quality education, please do yourself a favor & look elsewhere.

Enrolled at DeVry but DeVry failed to provide the quality education it promised. Incompetent financial staff made several mistakes by not updating student payments and files always giving lame excuses and misleading information. There was a lack of qualified instructors to teach their courses which made it impossible to continue my education at DeVry.

The main reason consumers remove their complaints from companies like DeVry is because they are threatened with lawsuits among other threats. Most businesses like DeVry know the unlikelihood of students taking legal actions against their well-paid aggressive lawyers. DeVry is known to hire people simply to review any negative comments & complaints against them on the Internet. These people are paid employees of DeVry to defend the reputation of their company regardless of the amount of legitimate complaints against them. Ever wonder why DeVry expands their business to areas where they know they’ll get the most tuition paid for through government grants. The company has expanded their operations in poorer Latin American markets like Brazil & are looking to expand more abroad in developing countries like China & India. There remains a lack of government regulations with businesses like DeVry failing to protect the consumers who are misled by false promises in providing a superior university education. DeVry’s executives are well-aware how easy it is to get rich taking advantage of students who won’t have the resources necessary to hire a lawyer protecting their student rights when they are ripped off. AND RIP OFF IS WHAT DEVRY IS. Don’t be fooled by their ads or recruiting personnel. These are well-trained individuals working only for DeVry’s best interests and they make big money for every enrolled student who signs a contract. Do the research and be aware that most of the encouraging comments posted for DeVry are made by paid employees and not actual students. Students rarely have time from their studies to post complaints if they weren’t legit and if DeVry provided them an upright education.
Brick and mortar traditional non profit schools are the best choice where the primary concern is education not the for profit con job DeVry thrives on. DeVry is a business institution so don’t fall for the hype from their savoir-faire employees. Their associates are well-paid to mislead consumers to sign their contract. Hook, line and sinker is what they say. DeVry’s primary interest is profit and not quality education. If you want a quality education, look elsewhere.

If for-profit schools were delivering a worthwhile education then why are they suing the U.S. government to stop the new rules & regulations which would be imposed upon them July 1, 2011. What are they afraid of? The rules are part of a larger package of new regulations being imposed on for-profit schools, accused of churning out poorly educated students with large debts.

One rule challenged by the suit would stop deceptive advertising by schools, another bars recruiters from being paid based on how many students they enroll and a third requires states to authorize post-secondary schools for their students to be eligible for federal loans.
The lawsuit did not challenge the yet-to-be-finalized and most controversial of the reforms -- the "gainful employment" rule.

That rule would require schools to show that students are paying back federal loans or can do so. Students at schools that fall short would be barred from receiving federal loans, which would cripple most For-profit schools like DeVry. Our economy cannot sustain any more failures in government regulation & corporate mismanagement.

Why I hate Devry

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: jeremy7780 email verified (Degree In Progress) on January 6, 2011

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I actually have a conversation from my academic advisor, who was really nice, but it should explain everything quite nicely.  If you are interested just contact me.  You can go to http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jeremy-eck/12/418/959

Basically, I don't recommend going to this "Univeristy" at all because they hire students to do all the work at no low cost and the students (like they should be) are more focused on other things.

The school doesn't do anything when you complain about issues of any kind. 

And you NEED to know this.  They will not tell you this.  DO NOT SPEND YOUR REFUND CHECKS.
Send them back to the school immediatly as a credit or you will not even be able to afford to graduate with student loans, they cap at just under 60k from the government and then your on  your own.  Do you think Devry cares?  I called and they said my account was on hold, I could not pursue my degree until I satisfied their debt.  They had no options, no cares, and I'm starting to wish I just got A+ and NET+ certified and just left it at that.

I highly recommend thinking about that.

Almost no company says they REQUIRE a 4 year degree to get your foot in the door.  After that your already in.

GO to DeVry

electrical engineering
Reviewer: matos.paul.110 email verified (Graduate) on November 19, 2010

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I am a former Marine, and after getting out of the military I was looking for a school that could get me an accredited bachelors degree as soon as possible. DeVry University was that place. The faculty were knowledgeable industry professionals, that were there for you when you needed them. I graduated with a 3.7 GPA and was hired by a well known Fortune 500 company MONTHS BEFORE I even graduate.

Like a previous poster commented, college is all about your individual effort. It does not matter what school you go to, if you are willing and eager to learn, you will. And, potential employers will see that eagerness in you. Like everything else in life it is all about your individual effort. 

A Grateful Graduate

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Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: joseph.quintana email verified (Graduate) on October 3, 2010

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Don’t go to Devry. I am an actual graduate and will try my very best to keep everyone from going there. They are not a goog school at all. You won’t learn half as much as if you went to a state university. I had a Dean teach one of my classes and it was the worst experience of my life. He didn’t know s***. I graduated and never got a job. They claim that they have a 90% placement rate but it includes anyone that is working even if it’s not in their field. If you work at Mcdonalds you are part of the 90%. Hooray!! That’s what they don’t tell you. Biggest mistake of my life. My career services advisor never helped me either. She created a resume for me that was immediately changed when I went to a temp place. Never heard from her again even after sending several e-mails. Took all the money they could get and cut ties.

No Excuses!!! Tough Up!

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on October 1, 2010

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Basically, going to college no matter where you go is really depending on you. I went to DeVry and graduated with my BA in Business Administration. Two months after graduation, I was hired as a Recruiting Manager for a local job search organization. I graduated top 3 of my class. It is really the person that drives not the school that they came from. Have good people supporting you (in my case all the Devry staff) and you will succeed. Those college students who are lazy, careless, and complains (excuses) will find it the hard way.

DO NOT GO TO DEVRY

Health Information Technology
Reviewer: thgreatoutdoors email verified (Degree In Progress) on September 18, 2010

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What a crock!!! Devry University is the most despicable school I have ever seen or even been to!I was going to school online to get a degree in Health Information Technology and I got nothing from it! First of all the Dept. Of Admissions lied to me! They told me that I would only have to pay a TOTAL of $6,000.00 for the program. THIS IS NOT TRUE; the degree costs $28,000.00. I was billed $12,250.00 for only 5 classes. Let me say this again that is $12,250.00 for 5 classes!!! I could have gone to the University of Arizona for that price (which is an excellent school!!)There is no way for me to get out of paying for the loans and I am stuck with some lousy classes that I took back when I was in junior high. Their classes were so easy it was unbelievable. I couldn't believe that there was a school out there that would charge this much for the same classes that I took in junior high school. I even tried getting into some harder classes by "testing" out of them and they said that me test scores were low, even though I checked my answers and they were all right! I made sure to write them down while I was taking the test. Whatever you do, do not waste your money on this piece of crap school. Go to a Community college if you can't afford it! You will get a lot more schooling at your community college than you will at Devry! BEWARE!!

Worth it

Networking and communication management
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on September 14, 2010

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I graduated from Devry with a degree Networking and Communication Management in 2008.  When i was attending Devry, i read comments about it.  It was the beginning of my first year at Devry.  People were commenting about how bad devry is, and its a degree mill.  I thought to myself "i am screwed"  

 i was soo afraid for my future, that i wanted to get out.  The negative comments started affecting my confidence, and my grades.  I wanted to dropout, because i was worried.  It got to the point where i had depression, and i felt like suiciding.  

But one day, i received a phone call from school.  They told me to speak with them and express my concerns to them.  We talked it out, and i began to feel more confident in going to Devry.  I decided to stay and continue with my bachelors degree.  Near the end of graduation, i received a phone call from career services.  I was told to go there immediately and dress perfectly.  I arrived, and to my surprise, a man stood in front of me and offered me an interview.  

Few days later, i got the job and earned 50k/yr.  Its not bad for a kid with previous experience.  From my experience to others:  Go to whatever school you wish, dont let other judgement cloud your thoughts.  Write down your goals, and stay positive with your thoughts.

I think DeVry is a great school.

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: john email verified (Degree In Progress) on August 29, 2010

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I have been a DeVry online student for two years now and I have completed 20 some classes and what I have to say is that this is a great program. The learning environment over all is very good. Financial aide and academic advising were always there when I needed them. Most of the professor were actual professionals in the industry and were of high academic standing. Don’t be fooled that it’s some kind of joy ride the courses are challenging especially if you’re working full time as well. 

I would recommend DeVry to anyone looking to further their education and think that the reason most of the people who have left negative feedback here did so simply because they couldn’t hack it.

Great Education- very hard though

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: kladuc email verified (Graduate) on August 27, 2010

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I completed my BS in Technical Management (Operations mgmt) in 2008.  It took 2 years, and I was able to transfer a good number of classes I completed from a 2 year school.  This school is NOT for anyone who needs their hand held, or wants to give the teacher an apple to get a good grade.  It's very hard work, 8 weeks to finish a normal semester.  I already had an AAS from a very good school, and the teachers @ DeVry were very knowledgable and had great work histories.  Their support staff was pleasant. I know this may contrary to previous reviews, but I can't but think that some of the other reviews were "kids" hoping that online courses would be a piece of cake.  Make no mistake, this is a real college, with real teachers, teaching tough courses.  You get out of it, what you put in it.
Yes it is very expensive, but for some, me included, it was the only real way I could go back and get my degree.  (Magna Cum Laude 3.8 gpa, class 2008)

Not worth thhe time or money

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: angiefederico email verified (Degree In Progress) on July 1, 2010

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I started with DeVry and graduated with a degree in Business Management. I was turned on by the ease of learning on my time, 24/7, whenever and wherever and I bought into the hype about DeVry and their regional accreditation, that emplyers would embrace me when I graduated.

The truth was something else. The courses were so, so. Teachers okay, about on par with my high school teachers, maybe not even that good. The real shock was when I asked career services for help. Prior to enrollment I was told that DeVry had over a 92% job placement success ratio. However, in the real world it is much less.

Finding work was difficult and the only jobs I was offered were low paying entry level positions in most cases not even in my selected field.

My real concern about DeVry is the outlandish claims they make about job placement and high incomes when you graduate. I was told that I could expect to earn $1.4 million more with my degree than with just a high school diploma. I know people with only a GED who earning the same as me, some more based on tenure.

Also here is an interesting article that appeared on the internet telling the truth about colleges and the high income propaganda.

http://finance.yahoo.com/college-education/article/109946/college-big-investment-paltry-return?mod=edu-continuing_education

Education is certaintly a value. How unfortunate that schools like DeVry are exploiting this field, making wild claims and taking advantage of people like myself who have the drive, desire, ambition and fortitude to make something of ourselves.

Shame on you DeVry!

Devry works out...if you do!

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Degree In Progress) on May 2, 2010

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I have attended Devry for four courses now. I am getting my Bachelors in Finance. Yes, Devry is a tad expensive...compared to community colleges!!!

So far my professors, with actual doctorates, have shown extra-ordinary expertise in their fields. Devry hires part-time instructors...mostly. They "currently" work in their career fields, or operate their own consulting firms or commercial companies. You get real world knowledge at Devry. This school is for-profit. If you choose to be a lacky, they will not treat you like one, but you will not succeed. They're not going to force success down your throat. Student services, registration, and administration are kind, outgoing, and helpful. They will bust their butt for you, because most Devry campuses are small. There are 93 of them. Staff knows your name, your not going to get that a huge university, unless you're an athlete.

Devry is great for working adults. Some courses are online, and some may be partially in class for lectures. I do both. Classes are challenging. If they are not challenging enough for you...great...transfer to Harvard or MIT when you can. It all depends what you are trying to achieve with your degree. Devry is quick to place students on academic probation, but will help you by every means to graduate. They expect a C or better on all coursework.

Classes are like 10-30 students. It's good because the professor can focus on individual needs. They actually care, will answer any questions for you, and give you their phone numbers and personal email addresses. You are not just a number in big lecture hall, large campus, or in dorms. School is not distracting with sports and prepy organizations to keep your mind detoured from studies. Devry is business at it's best. If you are about learning, and are ready to buckle down and do what your professors ask of you, then you are on the right track with Devry. They will take your tuition, like any school, but it's up to you to make your education worthwhile.

Basically, if you work hard to acheive your goals, have a strong sense of self, and are motivated to get where you want to be in life, your choice of educational institution is not "too" relevant. Name brand helps, reputation does play a role, but in the end you are the "major factor". Perhaps, some of you cannot sell yourselves in the real world. Relying on that piece of paper as your only credential or value in the workforce is the wrong way to go. If you don't got it, you just don't got it! Make sure you have strong interview skills, and lucrative supporting creditionals along with your degree, before trying to enter the workforce.

Excellent Education

MAFM (Master of Accounting and Financial Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Degree In Progress) on April 27, 2010

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Keller's MAFM is a performance-based program founded on metrics showing the number of CPA's and CFA's they churn out.  This is a very appropriate means of assessing success and I commend them for the phenomenal program they have put together.  I would stack my education up against my friend's at a major state college any day.  By they way--this degree takes a lot of work and is not for loafers who are looking for a diploma mill.  If you want that, look to University of Phoenix.

DeVry Alumni Office: Act like Pompus, Elitist Jerk

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous (Graduate) on February 22, 2010

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I graduated with a Computer Information Degree in the 90's.
I would not recommend DeVry to anyone.  I tried to get their help during the years of IT recession -- also known as the dot.com crash -- and the alumni office was completely worthless.  They behaved like condesending jerks.

Their Unix program stinks.  In fact, it was only one class on some kind of Unix emulation system.  It wasn't even real Unix.  If I'd graduated with an emphasis in Unix (rather than COBOL) I would have had a much greater chance finding employment.

all lies

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on December 27, 2009

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I Graduated from DeLie .. err.. DeVry  with a 3.9 Magna Cum Laude Majored in BSTM with my concentration in NCM (network communication management). I went to the school in Fremont CA, missed no days, and I know nothing about networking, routing, voip, switching. etc.. I still don't have a job, obviously from lack of skill, because I have the credentials. Devry made a lot of promises to me about what I would be learning, it was all lies.. and now I have a 60 thousand dollar loan to pay back. I have made some mistakes in life, we all have, but hands down, the biggest mistake of my entire life was going to devry. I lost my time, my money, my drive to strive for knowledge in computer networking. all gone, due to devry. 

Now I am forced to go back to school, to really learn what I should have already been taught. I went there to learn skills in networking, but all they did was bog me down with core classes that I already took in another college,  I transferred to devry after I got my AA degree, with a 4.0 (and was nominated for valedictorian by the way). but for devry, that wasn't good enough, I had to RETAKE all my math classes, down to basic algebra for some reason, some excuse about the class code number of my math class was lower then devrys, so it wouldn't qualify. my statistic class got disbanded due to the teacher was nuts, no really, I'm not kidding, I complained and had the school send in another teacher to "sit in" on his lectures and the next day the class was disbanded and we got a new teacher, I have pictures. In another class, data basing, we (the whole class, 15-20 of us students) got to sit outside the class, on the floor, for 2 hours, because the class was locked and then to find out why, it was because there was no teacher scheduled to teach the class, so they just made the IT manager of the school teach it, that was a joke, she didn't know the material or have a lesson plan, how could she, she's not a teacher and that's not her job in the first place. I can go on and on, about drug use in the parking lot, and the ongoing failures of the school. but it just makes me more and more depressed.

just don't find out the hard way like I did, the only good devry has done for me, is to motivate me to get my master degree, because I'm too ashamed to admit being a devry student and if anyone ask me where I graduated from I want to say some other school.. 

p.s. as a final insult, when I got my degree, it said I graduated cum laude. that class that was disbanded, because I was a whistleblower they gave me a C and that killed my GPA.  Leo Storm, Fremont CA.

Expensive, but good school

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: mlucasone email verified (Degree In Progress) on December 24, 2009

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Devry is expensive. I finished an associate degree in community college before starting with devry. This will save you lots of money. 

I was impressed when I found out some of the teachers are doctors. I have learned much from this school. The pace is fast so you should not miss a class or you will easily fall behind. The material is challenging and appropriate. You can take a mixture of on-campus classes and online classes. Whichever works for your schedule. Now you just gotta stick with it until you graduate. You will have a bachelors degree from a regionally accredited university with very good employment statistics.

The computers are outdated at my campus. Unimpressive.

DeVry

MBA
Reviewer: Anonymous (Graduate) on November 30, 2009

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I graduated from DeVry with a BS in electronic engineering technology and an MBA from keller. I was going to DeVry while working full time as a Techniian. After recieving my bachelors degree I moved to an engineering role. This was not easy because of the technolgy degree and my choice of school. I was told this by my manangement. I did and do have the skills necessary to perform my job, so DeVry provide necessary tools to be successful once I got the opportunity, but this is where the problem lyes. Some one has to give you the opportunity to prove yourself, and this may prove to be a difficult task depending on the industry.

DeVry is Unethical

MBA
Reviewer: drrickyprice email verified (Degree In Progress) on November 28, 2009

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DeVry is an expensive school.  I am paying cash, $2,000 a month or more.  Teachers are generally good, but I had one who tried to teach leadership when she had no concept of what it was.  Their major problems are IT and support.  Their IT system is an antiquated hodgepodge of legacy computers and outdated systems.  Hence, one department does not know what another is doing.  But their major problem is that they send Emails which appear to have been sent from a certain party but were not.  This is duplicitous, unethical, and impersonating.  They completely screwed up my account.  I was sent an Email demanding the wrong amount of money or I could not register.  It also said I had agreed to pay up front, which I hadn't.  I didn't know who sent it becaus ethe sender masqueraded themselves as my Student Support Advisor.  I became upset at her unnecessarily because I intially thought she had sent it.  Bottom line:  DeVry has a serious problem with ethical behavior.  They teach it but they don't do it.  I really do not wish to pay $2,000 a month for this, but I have so many classes accumulated I may not be able to switch schools.  If this sort of thing does not bother you, the academics are not bad.  But I expect anyone I deal with to practice what they preach.

Decent school

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on October 27, 2009

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The found the curriculum to be somewhat challenging and definitely relevant to the field I wanted to enter. The 8-week sessions seemed a bit short to actually absorb all of the material, but I felt that I learned a lot anyway. The instructors were great - I travelled to an actual campus for a lecture once a week and enjoyed the instruction a lot. My favorite instructor was Donna Rekau - very engaging and charismatic. While I found the professors great and the curriculum acceptable, the same cannot be said for financial aid and advising. Financial aid had trouble receiving my documents, which I have sent numerous time. My academic advisor did not return my calls. Fortunately, I was close to a campus and obtained assistance in person. Career services was pretty good as well. The counselor I was assigned to did a great job on my resume.

Pleased with DeVry/Keller

MBA
Reviewer: Anonymous (Graduate) on September 2, 2009

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I have graduated from DeVry with an undergrad in Technical Management and an MBA. I will say that missing up your class attendance between online and on campus is the way to go if your schedule allows it. You can't really compare DeVry to an tradionals university. They are for profit, but they are also seeking a different type of student. One that wants to complete their degree without giving up on a full-time job, and complete their degree in a timely manner. DeVry is not for everyone. The courses move quickly and it take displine to complete the online course. Most of the course material and instructors were great. I made it a point to complete the mathmatical course work on-campus.

Avoid Like Plague

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on August 23, 2009

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They had a great learning model, but abandoned it for 8 week sessions all of which are half online, the in class portion of which is usually led by a teacher who knows you cannot learn anything of real depth or value in 8-weeks and so they talk about their life outside of school.  This school, Keller included, is a waste of money.  They charge as much (if not more) than some REAL, excellent colleges, and they are basically Phoenix Online with some onsite assistance.  The staff couldn't care less about you, and in Keller your final grade is 40% comprised of the final exam (some of which only have 5-10 questions, others with over 50), and most of the time you haven't even scratched the material as they keep sucking money from your pockets.  Beyond that, they have the most inefficienct Financial Aid department, rude staff members, and if you really question the teachers you realize they do not even understand the topics they are teaching.  Having to teach your teacher is a pain in the ass.

DON'T GO TO DEVRY

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on July 7, 2009

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THEY LIE TO YOU AT EVERY LEVEL PERIOD!!! I HAVE BEEN A STUDENT AT DEVRY FOR 3 YEARS, AND I HAVE HAD NOTHING BUT TROUBLE WITH THEM. THEIR FINANCIAL AID DEPARTMENT IS SO REDICULOUS THAT IT IS PRACTICALLY NON EXISTANT! THEIR ADVISORY TEAM IS A JOKE! THEY GIVE YOU NO ADVISE UNLESS...YOU DO SOMETHING UNKNOWINGLY WRONG; THEN THEY ARE RIGHT THERE TO LET YOU KNOW AND MAKE YOU SUFFER. 
I HAVE WORKED MY BUTT OFF THE WHOLE TIME THRU NUMEROUS OBSTICLES AND HAVE GAINED NOTHING FROM THEM IN THE HELP DEPARTMENT!!
I AM DONE WITH THEM. FROM WHAT I HAVE BEEN TOLD ALMOST EVERYONE HAS A HARD TIME GETTING WORK WITH A DEGREE FROM THERE BECAUSE MOST EMPLOYERS THINK THE SCHOOL IS A "JOKE"!!

A great learning experience

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: lynnbock (Degree In Progress) on May 17, 2009

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I am currently in my second session at DeVry Online. While it takes a lot of determination and self-motivation, I have found my classes to be very challenging. So far, both classes have used E-books, which I find to be easy to use. The online library is also great. There were a couple of weeks during my last session, while they were upgrading their internet programs, that not all websites were accessable, but once the updates were completed, it is much easier with the new system. Both of my professors have been great. They responded to any question or problem I had promptly. I plan to continue at DeVry until I complete my progam and earn my bachelor degree.

A great learning experience

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: lynnbock (Degree In Progress) on May 17, 2009

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I am currently in my second session at DeVry Online. While it takes a lot of determination and self-motivation, I have found my classes to be very challenging. So far, both classes have used E-books, which I find to be easy to use. The online library is also great. There were a couple of weeks during my last session, while they were upgrading their internet programs, that not all websites were accessable, but once the updates were completed, it is much easier with the new system. Both of my professors have been great. They responded to any question or problem I had promptly. I plan to continue at DeVry until I complete my progam and earn my bachelor degree.

Honest review

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on April 21, 2009

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I just finished my first 2 classes and I just cancel my enrollment. I took critical thinking and problem solving and was a complete joke. You don't learn anything and I still have some questions about the Professors accreditation. The assigments and discussions are very high school and to easy to be true. 
In my fantastic computer class I learn  that you have to do your own research to learn any program. The final test was anything but what we discuss on class.

I do have to say that the student advisor was fantastic and she did help me in every way posible to have a good experience. I think I call almost everyday and she was there for every question I had.
 I do not recommend this university because I found it to easy and you probably will end up with a degree that everyone will laugh at .

Only did one week term

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: marshalltwilson email verified (Degree In Progress) on April 16, 2009

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I only did one 8 week term with them and I was not very impressed. They have weak points and strong points. The weak points are that they are a for profit institution. So their main goal is to make money. Also they are supposed to be a technical institure but they have had problems with their own website for a couple of weeks and it is really annoying because I can not look at my bill, and my classes that I am registered for. It is funny to me that they are Devry, but can not even keep their own website running correctly. They are too expensive for an online institution. We are talking 500+ dollars per credit hour, if you are active duty military or your spouse is you will get a discount. I think it is then 280 per credit hour, but still expensive, my gi bill barely covers it. So don't expect to live off of the gi bill too much with them. Also I had to take a required class called critical thinking/learning, it is the biggest waste of money ever. You don't learn anything and I just found myself getting more and more aggrevated at the class because I had wasted a month's worth of gi bill benifits. The other class I am taking, economics, is pretty challenging. If the rest of the classes are this way I would expect it to be a challengeing program. So don't expect a degree for a fee. I found that the test do not really correspond to the material in the textbooks, so I did poorly on the midterm(I am dreading the final). 
For the positive side, the support is great. Especially if you are a veteran and will be using the gi bill. They pretty much take care of everything for you. There was never a problem that they could not handle. Student finance was very easy to work with and I have not had any problems with them. The two main reasons I am leaving Devry are the cos( I just got an email that tuition is going up in june) and the other reason is more of a personal thing, I am no longer interested in the program I am taking. But they do offer a variety of technical programs and you can't beat the flexibility of an online class.

Online courses the same offered at local college

Business Administration (Concentration in Technical Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Degree In Progress) on March 31, 2009

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I attended DeVry when it was a Bell and Howell division (DeVry Institute of technology).  I completed my Electronics AS degree in 1986.  My degree received the same recognition (if not a higher recognition) than public college and universities with the same degree.
I worked for a government position for four years (University of California) that primarily drafted DeVry University students.  DeVry was the highest recognized technical trade school in the market today.
I am 1 class away from completing my bachelor's in Technical Management.  
DeVry University's on-line experience was outstanding in my opinion.  It is not for the faint of heart.  You have to put fourth the effort to accomplish your goals.  It's all about time management to complete the different tasks at hand.  I recommend the on-line course for continuing your education.  My daughter is attending the local junior college and taking algebra.  She was completing her work on "My Mathlab" and I noticed she was doing the exact same assignments as I was at DeVry University (no difference; except in price ;)  
I am signed up for the Keller MBA (In Networking and Communications) to start in July, 2009.

Comprehensive and Flexible MBA

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Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on January 8, 2009

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I travel extensively for work, and because of that I knew that I would need an online MBA program. I looked at various reviews for several institutions, looked at the program design, and also looked at the online interface (DeVry & Keller use the eCollege web interface that is much nicer (IMO) than Blackboard). After narrowing it down to two universities, I spoke with a few grads from each, looked at graduation rates, and also looked at the distribution of grades (didn't want a program where everyone received 'A's).

One of the things I really liked about the Keller MBA program was the variety of concentrations, the solid core curriculum, and elective courses that I could use to tailor the program in a way that provided the greatest interest and value to me.

The program was solid, and all of the instructors / professors were knowledgeable and helpful. I found the online courses to be much more challenging than traditional course. Instead of having immediate direct interaction with others in your class, you needed to research online posts and provide support for your statements and assertions. It really forced you to learn more about a subject. The downside was that if you had problems with something you also did not get immediate feedback, so you might spend more time on a subject than you planned. But, that is likely true for most online programs.

I work with many MBAs - many from traditional universities with good reputations. I can hold my own when we discuss finance, economics, strategy, and other MBA-like topics. It has also helped be perform better in my job (management), although I can't say that it has helped me earn a higher salary. But, all-in-all I am very satisfied with the quality of the education received.

they are accredited

MAFM (Master of Accounting and Financial Management)
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on October 22, 2008

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i just wanted to note that they are accredited to the person who said they aren't, they are not the best school and the online program is really starting to get on my nerves, the online finals content is 10% of what we discussed in class, it pisses me off that the test have nothing to do with the course materials and it causes me to not know what the hell i'm doing :( devry is ok if you live in a state where the colleges are far from your residence.

really good

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous (Degree In Progress) on June 24, 2008

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i really dindt like this school well a bit their academic advising team needs more trainig

Great Technology in IT Programs

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Reviewer: kenneth.e.jenkins email verified (Degree In Progress) on June 7, 2008

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I'm due to graduate with my BS in Network Management after the Fall B term of 08. I must say that the online labs and technology are cutting edge. The router networks and simulated labs are great! I'm saying this because I have been in the IT field for 12 years and haven't seen it taught this well. The course materials are from Cisco Press, Microsoft and other leading technical written publications. Most of the books I used for courseware are now in my library of technical references at work and are completely updated and relevant. I'm not a big fan of discussions if the instructor isn't demanding excellence. You normally post 3 times a week per discussion and normally there are two discussions; so at least 6 post per week. You will normally have a midterm and final per course. Out of the 15+ classes I have completed with them, only one course didn't meet my expectations. I made an A but thought the instructor was subpar. One bad experience hasn't ruined my experience though. All classes I have taken have had professors who had degrees in the field they were teaching, which has probably been a small miracle for me to this point. The graduation requirements were a little cloudy at first but this was due to me not reading the course catalog and some small print. The price of attending works well for military students since tuition is $250 a credit hour which is the limit that service members receive.

I do however recommend that you attend your core lower division classes at a community college since this is where the foundation of your college degree is built upon and tuition is usually cheaper and you have an instructor in the class with you. As with all colleges that have an online program, you must be able to communicate effectively with the school, pay your tuition on time, and make sure your books are ordered and paid for. You must be aware of rules they regulate the school by! They are a business. If you can’t communicate effectively through email and phone and do follow-ups from time to time then attend elsewhere before you feel the need to post negatively about this college. Be aware DeVry offers 8 week courses and 2 courses per session is considered full time. This means you will take around 4 classes per semester, which is full time at most schools.

My overall experience is two thumbs up! As with most degree’s you will need a little experience and some technical or professional certifications and license to land the job you are looking for. DeVry also has campuses you can attend if you prefer this method or is more convenient for you.

Good, but not the optimal choice

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: Anonymous email verified (Graduate) on February 6, 2008

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I took 5 online classes at DeVry, and they were more rigorous than being in the actual classroom. If you're a slacker, don't take their online program, because the professors and the e-college system is not as flexible as being in the traditional setting.
While it's possible to get a decent education from their online program, I would prefer to elect for the traditional in class coursework, rather than the online component. In some cases, it would be a good idea to mix in a few online classes with some in-class lectures, especially those of a highly technical nature.

I must give credit where credit is due.

Computer Information Systems
Reviewer: dareljohnson (Graduate) on January 26, 2008

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If you do the work and get high grades, you will get your dream job. If I had to do it all over again I would. My $50,000 investment is paying off!

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