I did 2 years at DeVry before transferring out, so here’s the honest tea:
Flexibility was great online and hybrid options helped me work full-time.
Professors were hit or miss. Some really cared, some just read off slides and disappeared after class.
Tuition was the biggest reality check. It adds up fast, and when I started looking into transferring, not all credits moved cleanly. That was frustrating.
Career services were okay resume help, job boards, basic support - but you still have to hustle hard yourself.
Would I say it’s terrible? No. Would I say it’s perfect? Also no. It works if you need flexibility and you’re self-motivated, but you really have to think long-term about cost and transfer options
That actually lines up with what I’ve heard andd DeVry works if you treat it like a stepping stone or need max flexibility, but the transfer-credit headache + price tag can be rough if you don’t plan ahead. It’s definitely not a “set it and forget it” type of school