Is Devry University the Right Choice for Me? A Scientist's Honest Opinion

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In summary, the person is questioning their decision to attend Devry University and is seeking advice on what to do. They are considering taking a gap year and exploring other options, such as volunteering or working to save money for college. Others suggest attending a community college instead, as it may provide a better foundation for transferring to a four-year university. It is also mentioned that not all reviews should be taken seriously, as some people may have biased opinions. Ultimately, the person should carefully consider their financial constraints and the potential opportunities and risks before making a decision.
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I am very eager to start college and I believe I jumped into one place to quick. Now that I have read all the reviews to Devry University I don't think I made the best decision so what do I do? Should I blow them off even though I'm already admitted or should I stay and see how I like it. Could you please give me your honest opinion's about Devry and what I should do. I really think I made a decision to fast.
 
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did you apply anywhere else?
 
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Take a gap year and apply to other universities.
You can volunteer in Brazil or Backpack Europe or simply work and earn some money so you can afford to study.

You don't want to get into debt, especially if you think the uni won't get you anywhere long term.
 
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Blow them off now because no one takes people serious with those Online Degree programs. If you want to go to college, find a real one, a community college nearby and go from there.
 
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it depends how much it costs as well as your financial constraints. If you believe you will be miserable there, ignore it. It you will be well-off financially after attending, by all means go. Taking risks is always important. Who knows, something attracted you to it in the first place. You may end up loving it.
If you applied to other schools, I would highly reccomend attending one of them.

Otherwise, I would agree that community college is the best idea. You likely won't get any credit here, but it isn't that expensive. In the end you will get a good foundation in the courses that you will study your first year at a real university. this will give you a nice headstart.
 
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Don't go by all the reviews you read, some people are just bitter. I have a friend that went to DeVry and he said it wasn't that bad. Plus he did get some job offers towards graduation but he's a big pansy and didn't want to move to the east coast, so he didn't take them. Ultimately he transferred his credits to University of Phoenix to do the online BS of IT there and he's doing fine.
 

FAQ: Is Devry University the Right Choice for Me? A Scientist's Honest Opinion

What is the reputation of Devry University?

The reputation of Devry University is mixed. Some people view it as a reputable institution with a strong focus on career-oriented education, while others criticize it for its high tuition costs and for-profit status.

Is Devry University accredited?

Yes, Devry University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accrediting agency recognized by the US Department of Education.

What programs does Devry University offer?

Devry University offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs in fields such as business, technology, healthcare, and social sciences. They also offer online programs.

How much does it cost to attend Devry University?

The cost of attending Devry University varies depending on the program and location. On average, undergraduate tuition is around $15,000 per year and graduate tuition is around $17,000 per year. However, the university offers financial aid and scholarships to help students with the cost of attendance.

What is the job placement rate for Devry University graduates?

The job placement rate for Devry University graduates varies by program, but on average it is around 90%. The university has a strong focus on career preparation and provides resources to help students find employment after graduation.

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