DeVry University

"Not for this location but devry overall - they are greedy and unhelpful. Very eager to enrol a person and almost pushy but as soon as that person is enrolled, they’re ignored, given a run around and downright lied to. My spouse is on the deans list, member of National Honor Society and has a 4.0 while being run around and tugged around with no answers or help. It’s maddening! If this does not improve, the college will be reported to Bureau for Private Post Secondary Education!"

"After separating from the Navy it was time to decide for a new career path. Devry gave me the opportunity to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems and gain experience through workstudy. I've attended courses in San diego and Long Beach and so far it has been a great experience. Professors are very knowledgeable are answer right away my questions even via email. They receive GI Bill and Voc Rehab. Classes are geared towards students working full time and many online courses available."

"This review, is not solely based on this location per se, but rather DeVry University as a whole. Also, I have attended campuses in Anaheim, Long Beach, San Diego, and Pomona. Starting with the positives, most of the professors on campus are great. Many are very experienced, fair, and show a genuine interest in helping students. Other staff personnel were friendly and helpful as well. I also liked the convenience of only having to attend one live lecture per week and being able to turn in work from home. Now for the negatives. The worst part of DeVry is the tuition rates, but not only because tuition is excessive from DeVry being a for-profit organization, but because they charge the same rate for online courses as they do for on-site courses which is beyond ridiculous. Price is what you pay and value is what you get. To say you get even half the value of on-site courses with online courses would be putting it nicely. I've had many issues with online professors, but never with professors on campus. Most (with the exception of very few) of the online professors seem as if they do the bare minimum. Tardiness is common, many neglect to respond to students in a timely manner, most won't even take 30 minutes out of their day to make a simple live video to help students. I've also witnessed some unfair/bizarre feedback for submitted assignments from online professors as well which made it seem as if the professor assigned a grade without even peeking at the submission."

"After leaving college in my junior year to take advantage of a job opportunity, I had no idea that it would take me 19 years to find a school that would allow me to work and finish my bachelor's degree. DeVry University offered me that chance. DeVry evaluated all of my previous college courses as well as my military training for possible transfer credits. Not having to start college from scratch as well as learning from professors who also have real world experience sold me on DeVry. I highly recommend DeVry University to anyone that has previous college or military experience and needs a flexible course schedule."

"I attended DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management and graduated with a Masters degree in 2013. Although I'm also an advisor at the college, I chose to attend Keller because I felt it was a quality education and I knew the knowledge I was gaining was valuable to advancing my career. I took a variety of onsite and online classes while earning my Masters, and at different times I would slow or increase the pace to fit my personal/work life. This is a major draw to the University since they cater to working adults and the flexibility to take onsite or online was perfect for my personality. I simply chose campus classes for more difficult subjects, and online classes for lighter topics. Overall, I had some top notch professors who cared deeply about their students and pushed me to really excel in leadership. I did have one professor who was not helpful and did the bare minimum to help his students. So, I made sure to provide ample feedback about all of my awesome professors and the one lazy one. Earning my degree wasn't easy and I put in some long hours, but it has paid off. I would definitely recommend Keller Graduate School of Management to anybody interested in earning a business-management related Masters."