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Yes. DeVry University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), an institutional accreditor recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. You can verify our status directly at www.hlcommission.org. Our Keller Graduate School of Management is included in this accreditation.

Additionally, many of our degree programs and specializations hold programmatic accreditations or professional recognitions, reflecting adherence to industry standards in fields such as business, technology, and healthcare.  

Learn more about DeVry’s accreditation and recognitions.

No. DeVry University has never lost its accreditation. DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management have been continuously accredited and in good standing since 1981 with the Higher Learning Commission, an accreditor recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Accreditation affirms that DeVry meets established standards of academic quality and institutional integrity.

You can verify our accreditation directly at www.hlcommission.org.

Yes. DeVry University is a for-profit, accredited institution owned and operated by a private organization.¹ For-profit refers to our federal tax classification, meaning DeVry is privately owned and pays taxes, in contrast to private and public not-for-profit universities. DeVry focuses on providing accessible, career-relevant education that helps students develop skills valued in today’s workforce.

Yes. DeVry University is a legitimate, accredited institution that has been educating students since 1931. We are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), an institutional accreditor recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.¹ This accreditation means DeVry meets established academic and institutional quality standards set by the HLC, including but not limited to:

• Mission – Our mission is clear, student-focused, and guides all operations.

• Integrity – We act ethically and responsibly in academics, governance, and finances.

• Quality – Our programs, faculty, and student resources ensure high-quality education and support.

• Continuous improvement – Student outcomes are continually assessed and used to improve programs and the student experience.

• Institutional effectiveness – The university has the planning, resources, and stability to sustain long-term success.

Beyond accreditation, students choose DeVry for our career-focused programs in business, technology, and healthcare. Our flexible online and on-campus² learning options, industry-aligned curriculum, and dedicated support services are designed to help students gain the skills and confidence to succeed in today’s job market.

Learn more about the DeVry difference and why students across the country trust DeVry for their education. 

No. DeVry University is a legitimate, accredited institution that has been serving students since 1931.¹ Over the past 90+ years, we have awarded more than 300,000 degrees to undergraduate and graduate students.

We participate in the federal Title IV student financial aid program, and DeVry is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), an institutional accreditor recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.¹ Our Keller Graduate School of Management is also included in this accreditation.

Yes. DeVry University is an accredited institution, which means our programs, faculty, and student services meet standards of academic quality and integrity independently established by our accreditor, the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).¹

At DeVry, we’re committed to ensuring academic excellence and supporting career readiness through:

• Curriculum designed with input from industry experts.

• Faculty who have real-world experience in the fields they teach. 

• Career services available throughout your education and beyond. 

• One-on-one support when and where you need it.

No. DeVry University is not under investigation. A past Federal Trade Commission (FTC) inquiry into advertising claims was resolved in 2016 through a settlement agreement without admission of wrongdoing. DeVry works closely with regulators to maintain transparency and compliance with all applicable federal and state requirements.

In 2016, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed a lawsuit alleging certain advertising claims DeVry made between 2008–2015 were misleading. The case was resolved through a settlement addressing all FTC claims and DeVry did not admit wrongdoing. DeVry has robust compliance and verification processes to ensure our advertising is accurate and transparent.

In 2016, the Federal Trade Commission alleged that advertisements published by DeVry University between 2008 and 2015 contained statements about graduate employment outcomes that it considered misleading. DeVry maintains it did not mislead students, and the matter was resolved through a settlement without admission of wrongdoing. DeVry has robust internal review, compliance, and data-verification procedures in place to ensure accuracy and transparency.

No. DeVry University has operated and enrolled students continuously since its founding in 1931. Under new ownership as of 2018, we offer undergraduate and graduate programs in business, technology, and healthcare and focus on delivering an accredited education that helps students prepare for tomorrow’s careers.¹

DeVry University provides flexible, accredited education designed to help working adults succeed. Since 1931, DeVry has built a reputation for delivering practical, skills-based programs in business, technology, and healthcare.

Our reputation is supported by:

• Accreditation: In addition to our institutional accreditation by the HLC, many of our programs have also earned programmatic accreditation, affirming the quality and consistency of our curriculum.¹

• Employer trust: Employer tuition benefits are available through nearly 3,000 companies nationwide who trust DeVry to help upskill their employees.

• Industry collaboration: Partnerships with industry-relevant organizations like 1871 help us align coursework with tomorrow’s workplace needs.

• Student outcomes: Thousands of graduates have advanced their careers with a DeVry degree, and many share their journeys through our student and alumni success stories.

• Awards and accolades: DeVry ranked #2 on the 2026 Best Colleges for Information Technology in America list according to Niche and was named to the 2026 GSV 150, a prestigious list recognizing the world’s most transformational companies in digital learning and workforce skills, among other accomplishments. DeVry’s reputation reflects its longstanding commitment to career-focused, industry-relevant programs and personalized student support.

Yes. Many employers across a diverse set of industries recognize the value of a DeVry education. In fact, employer tuition benefits are available through nearly 3,000 organizations nationwide to help employees gain skills needed for the careers of tomorrow.

Yes. DeVry provides extensive career services support to students during their education and beyond graduation. Our team of certified career coaches and resume writers offers personalized support to get you career and interview-ready – from exploring job connections and resources to polishing your resume and practicing your elevator pitch.

As always, it’s important to note that employment outcomes vary based on individual circumstances, experience, and market conditions. DeVry does not guarantee employment or salary outcomes.

DeVry University is committed to making education accessible and affordable. Our tuition varies by program and individual circumstances, but many students lower their total costs through qualifying transfer credits, scholarships, grants, tuition savings, and/or employer reimbursement.³

In addition, DeVry offers:

• Transfer credit evaluations that may help you reduce the number of courses required to complete a program.

• Scholarships and grants for qualifying students that do not need to be repaid.³

• Employer tuition benefits available through nearly 3,000 organizations.

• Personalized financial aid advising and payment plans to fit your budget.

No. While DeVry was founded in 1931 as a technical training school, today we are an accredited university offering associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees along with undergraduate and graduate certificates in programs across business, technology, and healthcare.¹

Here are some of the areas we specialize in:

• Accounting and finance

• Analytics

• Artificial intelligence 

• Cyber security

• Engineering technology

• Healthcare administration

• Human resources 

• Information technology

• Leadership and management 

• Medical billing and coding

• Project management

• Software development

No. DeVry does not offer clinical programs such as nursing. Instead, we offer business-focused healthcare programs in fields like healthcare administration, health information technology, and medical billing and coding – preparing students for essential roles in healthcare management and support.

We know life is busy, and we want to help you earn your degree or certificate when it works best for you. Our advisors work with you to identify the right program and schedule to fit your life and your goals. With 8-week class sessions offered year-round, you can start your journey when you’re ready. 

DeVry will never contact you against your wishes, and you may choose to opt out of future communications at any time.

We contact our current, prospective, and former students regularly to provide support, updates, and reminders that help you stay on track toward your goals. We ensure that we follow all TCPA and CAN-SPAM laws. If you feel you are being contacted too frequently, you may adjust your preferences or opt out of DeVry communications at any time.

Yes. Student support is so central to our mission, we even have a name for it. We call it DeVry Care. 

At DeVry, you’ll have access to:

• 24/7 online resources, including tutoring and e-library access.

• One-on-one career services, like resume reviews and interview prep.

• Personalized tuition plans and payment options.

• Dedicated academic advising aligned with your goals and schedule.

Yes. DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management offers a range of graduate-level degree and certificate programs.

Founded in 1973, Keller provides flexible learning options designed for working professionals who want to advance their careers in business, technology, and healthcare. Take a look at some of the benefits of earning a master’s degree.

Yes. A Keller MBA is a widely recognized credential that prepares graduates for leadership roles in a variety of industries.

Keller Graduate School of Management is a part of DeVry University. In addition to being included in DeVry’s institutional accreditation by HLC, many Keller MBA specializations hold programmatic accreditations in areas such as project management, accounting, and human resources.¹

You can verify our accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission directly at www.hlcommission.org. 

Want to learn more? Explore our accreditations and recognitions.