DeVry University

DeVry University offers career-based programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees. The university has twenty-six locations in the United States and two in Canada. More than 90% of DeVry graduates are employed in their chosen fields within six months of graduation.

Started in 1975, DeVry University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association (NCA). Programs at different locations have additional accreditations.

Student Life

Students live in various campus and off-campus living arrangements. The Student Housing Office helps students locate housing.

The student association or activity organization at each campus plans a wide range of activities. The Student Services Office provides information about student activities.

Admissions and Financial Aid

DeVry has a 10-step application process. Applications can be completed online. Tuition varies by location.

The university offers over $25 million in scholarships every year. Financial aid advisors help student find out about DeVry scholarships and other aid options.

Active military personnel and their families are eligible for DeVry’s reduced military pricing for tuition.

Academic Programs

College of Business & Management

Designed to advance managerial skills and business acumen.
Degree programs include:

Associate degree in Accounting
Bachelor’s degree in Technical Management and in Business Administration
Master’s Degree in Business Administration, Project Management, Human Resource Management, Accounting and Financial Management, and Public Administration

College of Engineering & Information Sciences

Career-oriented curriculum with intensive laboratory assignments
Leader in technology-based education
Degree programs include:

Associate degrees in Electronics & Computer Technology and in Network & Systems Administration
Bachelor’s degrees in Electronics & Engineering Technology, Biomedical Engineering Technology, Computer Information Systems, Game & Simulation Programming, and Network & Communications Management
Master’s degrees in Network & Communications Management, Information Systems Management, and Electrical Engineering

College of Health Sciences

Training in technology-related healthcare fields
Degree programs include:

Associate degrees in Health Information Technology and in Electroneurodiagnostic Technology
Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Laboratory Science

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Career-oriented graduate programs include Educational Technology Master’s Degree and Educational Management Graduate Certificate

College of Media Arts and Technology

Technical, creative, and problem-solving skills needed for media design
Associate degree in Web Graphic Design

Keller Graduate School of Management

Graduate programs in business
Master’s degree or graduate certificates
Programs include:

Business administration
Accounting & Finance
Project Management
Human Resources
Public Administration
Technology Management

Course Delivery

Classes are small, with hands-on learning. Instructors are professionals in their fields. The accelerated schedule option lets students complete four years of study in three years. Online and onsite courses provide flexible scheduling; almost every course is offered both onsite and online.