My experience with DeVry University has been frustrating and disappointing. From the very beginning, the enrollment process was marred by incorrect information. I was assured that my classes would be covered entirely by my employer, but now I'm facing unexpected charges that I shouldn't owe. The frequent changes in discounts have caused fluctuations in my tuition fees, sometimes varying by hundreds of dollars. This inconsistent billing has been a significant source of stress and distraction, making it hard to focus on my studies. Furthermore, it's nearly impossible to communicate effectively with a single representative, which only exacerbates the miscommunication issues. Although the online classes are relatively easy to follow, the ongoing billing problems overshadow any positives. The lack of clarity and support has made this experience more about managing confusing financial statements than enjoying my education. Overall, DeVry University needs to improve its communication and billing processes to avoid these issues for future students because it really just seems that they pressure people to join and then take advantage of them financially. read more

Sarah and Amanda are the greatest. I had talked to them about a year ago and then again this year. Their willingness to assist with getting everything completed so I can start my next chapter with school didn't change. They both have helped to get my desire for going back to school and completing my degree. If you ever need a team to assist you, ask for Sarah and Amanda, and I believe they will get things done for you as well. Thank you all again for everything you have done to help get me back on track. read more

Ariel and Amanda were the BEST! I had gone through a difficult time with a certain course and they were there for me every step of the way, advocating and trying to help me out the best they could. They were easy to communicate with at all times, which I truly appreciate. Super happy to have worked with them through this experience! read more

Devry University in Merrillville Indiana has an amazing team of staff members in place. They are very helpful and patient with students. They provide all necessary resources for students success. Amanda and Deb are amazing they have been so encouraging to the students including myself. You can literally stop in to the campus and they will assist your right away. I recommend that more class be taught at this location because of the dedicated staff at this location. This location is perfect for all students living in Indiana. I recommend that the school should be open on Fridays and Saturdays so that working students will have a chance to stop in and get homework completed. read more

I think this is an awesome learning facility! THE Staff is very helpful at making sure students have any info they need and tools needed to succeed! The admistrative staff, advisors, tutors, and instructors are very professional and they all seem like they have a genuine concern for students and thier success. There are small classrooms which are great because it allows for great interaction with other students as well as the professor. I totally appreciate the education ive gotten so far at this Merrillville center. I know it will lead to a very bright future. read more

Terrible university overall. The person who enrolled me at this Merrillville campus, registered me as someone else with the same name. Wouldn't you think they'd check to make sure. What is the point of assigning everyone a unique D number. Ended up missing the entire first week of classes until they finally corrected it. Most of all though, this school will completely screw up your financial aid. They have totally unskilled people in the financial aid counselor positions. They have ZERO experience handling money or finances. Usually just former students who kissed butt enough to get a job with the school when they could not find a job with one of Devry's crummy degrees. Think of it, these are the people controlling your money and where it goes. By the time my final semester came around, I was told I was all paid up and ready to graduate. Two weeks before graduation, I was sent a bill for over $4000!! They told me there was a miscalculation in the allocation of my financial aid SEVEN months prior. You must have a zero balance before starting each semester (which is stupid). It took them SEVEN months to realize the error. Worst part, is they wouldn't graduate me, and give me my diploma until the balance was paid. Since I could no longer apply for financial aid due to no longer being enrolled in classes (since this happened after the fact of my last semester), it took me three months to finally come up WITH MY OWN MONEY, and pay them. Only had a 20 hr part time job at the time. Much of the remaining balance ended up on a high interest credit card since I couldn't find employment in the field I had my degree in until graduating. This ended up on me having to pay a significant amount of money in interest as well. This could have all been covered by financial aid if they had done their job correctly. In the end, I suffered large financial difficulties due to their error, and they suffered nothing. I have made it my goal to steer as many people as possible away from this university. My goal is 29 people, at an average of $35,000 per degree program, that would end up being $1 million dollars I will have cost them. So far, my story has turned away five people. They caused some of the worst troubles in my life, and I am hell bent on them paying for it where it counts. In their wallet. Most of all, DO NOT believe the huge marketing and advertising push this university makes. I believed all the commercial, internet, and print ads. Don't believe it. When a school has to push that hard to say how great they are, it should raise the red flag. Unfortunately, I bought the hype. Look elsewhere. read more