DeVry University Columbus Campus

I wanted to take the opportunity to thank the staff at the Columbus, OH campus for all of their help and assistance while working on my Master's Degree Program. The knowledge and experience I gained while working through my MISM Degree helped me to get an immediate seat at the interview table, which I am happy to report landed me my first position in the IT field.The Keller Graduate School of Management Team in Columbus, OH is truly second to none and they were instrumental in my success to pivot into a new IT career. I hope to one day join the team at DeVry as an adjunct professor and possibly accept a full-time billet in time. Special thanks to Mike, Rich, and Larry. Truly they're the best of the best!You will receive a quality education that will help you succeed in life!

I have had a great experience being a student in the undergrad and now graduate program here at DeVry University at the Columbus Campus near Alum Creek. The staff there is very professional and have been very helpful along this journey. They presented me with opportunities with the courses I had taken on site as well as opportunities to represent my class as one of the commencement speakers at our graduation. Professors at this location are very professional, knowledgeable and most importantly, they take the time to invest in the students they teach. After all, we are only as good as our foundation. I have learned experiences here at DeVry Columbus campus that I can carry with me through any avenue I choose to partake in.

I've never been a student here but I've been here for several events including one today. I've been really impressed with the hospitality shown by the staff. Everyone here was friendly and took the greatest of care of us.Parking was a bit tough. There were no visitor spots left and I ended up having to park a bit of a walk away. Normally, I wouldn't care if I had to walk a bit, but this was in the slushy, slippery snow and I had all the materials for the meeting. But once inside, the front desk was friendly and pointed me in the direction I needed to go. The interior was modern and clean and we had everything that we needed. I thought it was nice that you could plug your laptop right into the desk. The cafeteria was small and didn't have too much of a selection (pizza, salad, soup, and snacks) but they were well priced and the staff was very friendly. The pizza was good but most of the flavor was in the crust rather than the toppings.A lovely place to come for an event and well located close to downtown off of 70 near 33.

I would not recommend this to someone who is not already an APA expert, Math expert, financially idependant and otherwise taking college courses for a peice of paper. I am certain there is some sort of teaching going on I just have not run into it. My two math classes were nothing but expensive study halls.

I can only speak for the University as it was some 35 years ago. Of course, computers and the I.T. field were completely different than what they are today. I am nearing my retirement, making 6 figures with a comfortable nest egg, long after obtaining my Bachelors Degree for Computer Science for Business. My first job after graduating exercised much of what I learned in school. During interviews, before and after my first job, I used the argument that the school solicited input from businesses nationwide in order to come up with a curriculum. At the time, classes were accredited and could be transferred over to other institutions. Check on these things before you attend, but these were invaluable at the time and can be carried over if still true today. Just remember, you get out of it what you put into it. My resume still lists the school and I am thankful for attending to this day, and meeting new friends from all over the nation during that time, of which I still maintain some contacts.

I would like to recognize the hardworking faculty and staff at DeVry University in Columbus Ohio. They work hard to ensure that not only are you going to make sure you understand the material in the classroom but they take an active role to help you be successful upon graduation. I never thought I would graudate college let alone end with a 4.0. The hours these professor put in to ensure that we get the information is truly outstanding. I recommend that if you are considering advancing your education in the Columbus Area to take the time and meet with Drew Willams in admissions. Thank you!Charles C.

This university is beyond shitty. They're all about helping you half way enroll and then by week 6 they hit you with an outstanding balance for failure to turn in financial aid documents. I literally faxed, emailed and hand delivered the same documents and still they didn't receive them. I now owe $3,000 and can't drop my current courses which I've literally worked my butt off to maintain A's in! I'm supposed to be studying and completing projects and they're threatening to lock me out of my course for papers they lost!

Good school, prices are a bit high at times. The teachers are really what make the school when it boils down.

My son was actively recruited by DeVry. Do not be fooled by how kind and attentive the staff is prior to enrolling. He attended for two quarters. He failed the math course in the first quarter, and they enrolled him the next level math course instead of having him repeat it. Although everyone was calling and emailing me almost daily, once he was actually enrolled, neither one of us could get a response from anyone. They promised us that students would have mentors and extensive tutoring opportunities. None of that was available.Near the end of the second period, I met with my son, his counselor, and one of the head administrators. I let them know how disappointed I was with DeVry's followup on their many promises that had encouraged us to enroll. We then went through his transcript, course by course to see which ones would transfer to colleges such as OSU, Columbus Community, OWU, etc. NOT ONE OF HIS COURSES WERE TRANSFERABLE. Even courses such as math, English, etc. would not be accepted by state or private colleges, per the administrator. When I asked why, the explanations were thin and vague. It appeared that most colleges simply do not accept DeVry courses. We got my son out of their at the end of that period.Do not just listen to the students that they will bring to meetings who say glowing things about DeVry. This is the most deceptive, uncooperative group of non-professionals with whom I have ever dealt. I am glad we had that meeting and learned the truth about this "university."

It has been a great experience as DeVry undergrad! I am currently pursuing my Bachelors in NCM. DeVry has helped me get off my feet from the ground to a business professional. Career Services has helped me land great internships that opened new doors for new opportunities. Becoming a student here was the best decision of my career, as I am just getting started in the business world of IT. Attending DeVry has landed me in a Fortune 500 Company to gain knowledge and experience. DeVry has equipped me for the future of my career, that way I am successful and succeed at anything I touch. Everyone at the campus treated me like FAMILY, always wanted to know what my next move was and where I was headed. DeVry simply wants the "best" for you and for your family because they want people to excel at there careers. I would recommend this University to anyone wanting to "improve" their lives Financially, Mentally, and Psychologically that would want to get a "head start" or wanting to advance their education.