DeVry University - Pennsylvania

DeVry University - Pennsylvania is a for-profit, private, online university in Ft. Washington, PA. It has nonselective admissions (100% acceptance rate). It has an extremely small student body with full-time enrollment of 102 undergrads. DeVry - Pennsylvania students can choose from 7 potential majors across six academic disciplines. The most commonly picked options are Business, Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications, and Electrical Engineering Technician, with 53% of graduates receiving a Bachelor's degree in Business. 19% and 6% of students study Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications and Electrical Engineering Technician, respectively. Its design program is ranked number thirty-two in its state. In addition, DeVry University - Pennsylvania ranked 52nd in Pennsylvania according to our best colleges with high acceptance rates list. At full price, tuition goes for $16,804 a year for Pennsylvania residents. If you're not located in Pennsylvania, tuition can run you as much as $18,573. It is worth bringing up that each and every DeVry - Pennsylvania undergrad is awarded at least some financial aid. 20% of DeVry University - Pennsylvania undergraduates make it to commencement day, equipped to begin the subsequent chapter of their lives: work. The average alumnus goes on to make a salary of $32,600 two years after receiving their degrees. After another four years of experience, the alumni's median annual earnings increases 35.3% to $44,100, which is 10% north of the national median for individuals. Many of you may also like to be aware that DeVry - Pennsylvania does not offer early decision. In addition, it offers evening degree programs, and it does not offer a remote program. With regard for costs, be aware that 100% of students get Pell grants. Its value rating on School Authority is 7.28 and our research team rated DeVry - Pennsylvania an 8.49 out of 10 for diversity. In terms of the campus experience, on-campus housing is not offered. To conclude, the highest-earning 1/4 of graduates take home a starting salary of at least $50,700 and 12% of alumni default on their student debt.