DeVry UniversityReviews of devry.edu

Great experience

Very costly, doesn’t allow you to have alumni discounts paired with internal scholarships.. doesn’t help pay bill when student is having a hardship

The flexibility The support The ease of using the content

Going to Devry has been an AMAZING EXPERIENCE. I LOVE THIS SCHOOL.

Best online schooling experience of my life. No issues ever. The staff is knowledgeable and Always helpful.

Best experience I've had at a college

It was a lovely experience

As a retired Air Force veteran using the Post-9/11 GI Bill, my experience with DeVry University was disappointing. My biggest issue was with book and ebook fees. Before enrolling, my financial plan showed a general amount for books and materials. What I did not fully understand was that electronic book fees would automatically be added to my account unless I took action to opt out. As a coding student, I purchased my own physical coding books, including required code books that are essential for coursework and certification preparation. I even bought additional required books from Amazon because the prices were more reasonable. Despite purchasing my own materials, I was still charged ebook fees. What bothers me most is not the dollar amount. It is the process. I believe students should actively choose whether they want ebooks rather than being automatically enrolled and charged. An opt-in system would be much fairer and more transparent than an opt-out system. When I raised my concerns, I felt the issue was dismissed because the disclosure existed somewhere in the enrollment paperwork. My concern is that a reasonable student should not have to search through pages of documents to understand that additional charges will automatically be added to their account. I encourage prospective students, especially veterans using GI Bill benefits, to ask for a complete itemized breakdown of all tuition, book, ebook, and course material charges before enrolling. Make sure you understand what is automatic, what is optional, and how to decline anything you do not want. I hope DeVry improves transparency for future students so they can make fully informed decisions before committing to the program.