About DeVry University

Founded in Chicago in 1931, DeVry University has grown from a technical training school to an accredited* institution offering undergraduate and graduate certificate programs, associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees in areas of business, technology, accounting, and healthcare, as well as in multimedia and website design and development, communications, and justice administration. An online format was introduced in 1998. You can choose to study 100% online or through a combination of online and onsite classes at one of the school's more than 40 locations.

Whether you simply want to learn programming or networking essentials in an undergraduate certificate program, earn an associate degree in network systems or information technology, or pursue a Bachelor's in areas of business, engineering technology, healthcare administration, information technology, or multimedia design, DeVry has the program for you. Several degree programs offer areas of specialization. For example, the Bachelor's in Business program has specializations in finance, health management services management, business intelligence and analytics management, global supply chain management, human resource management and more; the Bachelor's in Computer Information Systems allows you to focus on such areas as software programming, database management, cyber security programming, web development and administration or web game programming; and the Bachelor's in Information Technology and Networking offers specializations in cloud based networking and visualization, cyber security, and mobile and networked devices.

In addition to accreditation from The Higher Learning Commission, DeVry offers several programs that have achieved programmatic accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc. (ABET), or the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM).

* DeVry University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC), www.hlcommission.org

Keller Graduate School of Management

Founded in 1973 by former DeVry teachers Dennis Keller and Ronald Taylor, the Keller Graduate School of Management merged with DeVry Institute of Technology to become DeVry University in 2002. The Keller Graduate School offers graduate certificate programs and master's degrees in business, technology, healthcare, and accounting.

The hybrid or fully online MBA gives you options, such as a 10-course fast-track program* or a graduate certificate/MBA dual program. The MBA has ten areas of specialization:

• Accounting
• Finance
• Marketing
• Entrepreneurship
• Health Services
• Human Resources
• Project Management
• Information Systems Management
• Global Supply Chain Management
• Business Intelligence and Analytics Management

Other master's degree studies can be completed in public administration, information systems management, and information technology management. Standalone master's degrees are also offered in accounting, health services, human resources management, and project management.

* Students attending certain DeVry locations are not eligible for course waivers based on undergraduate coursework; however, such students are eligible for course waivers based on graduate/professional degrees or CPA certifications. Students attending a Missouri location may be awarded waivers for no more than 25% of the program's credit hours.

Student Testimonials

''DeVry gives you that hands on experience...it gives you the confidence to go out into the real world and be successful at whatever job you decide to pursue.''

- Keyeshime Fipps, DeVry University Graduate

''My favorite part about DeVry from the time I started to finish, four years, every professor cared. Every professor learned my name within a week and engaged with me throughout the session. ''

- Serena Nuccio, DeVry University Graduate

Why DeVry University?

• Flexible Learning: Want to take all of your classes online? Or take some live classes and some online? DeVry's flexible learning options give you the choice so you can fit your studies into your professional and personal schedules.
• Convenient Locations: If you're studying on-campus or in a hybrid format, DeVry has more than 40 locations.
• Enhanced Student Technology and Tools: As an online student you'll have the advantage of DeVryYOU, a learning platform allowing you to collaborate with faculty and fellow students, have class discussions, use a mobile app, and access e-Tutoring services and a digital library.
• Financial Assistance: Scholarships, Grants, loans, and payment plans are just some of the ways that you may be able to ease the burden of paying for your education when you are a DeVry student.
• Student and Career Support Services: Whether you're on-campus or participating in online studies, you'll have a dedicated student support advisor, on-demand tutoring**, and career support services that include resume writing, interview coaching, job listings, and career planning advice while you're a student and beyond graduation.
  • Each student is allotted 13 hours of tutoring per academic session through www.Tutor.com (available 24/7). Additional tutoring services are also available through www.DeVryTutors.com

Minimum Eligibility Requirements

As an applicant to DeVry University programs, you must possess a high school diploma or equivalent and be at least 17 years of age when you begin classes. For complete admissions requirements, please see the academic catalog for complete details.