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DVU Fact Sheet - IL Mar 2015
- 1. Illinois Locations Learn moreat devry.edu Illinois Student Profile • Fall 2014 Enrollment UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE Enrollment 5,125 2,242 Male 53% 41% Female 47% 59% Hispanic 22% 10% American Indian or Alaska Native <1% <1% Asian 7% 8% Black or African American 23% 33% Nat. Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander <1% <1% White 36% 37% Two or More/Unknown 12% 12% Adult Learners (Age 25+) 66% 95% DeVry University’s Mission To foster student learning through high-quality, career-oriented education integrating technology, science, business and the arts. The university deliv- ers practitioner-oriented undergraduate and graduate programs onsite and online to meet the needs of a diverse and geographically dispersed student population. Benefits of DeVry University • Career-focused education • Professors with relevant, real-world experience • Blended learning – study on campus, online, or a blend of both • Accessible education – nine locations in Illinois, with over 75 locations in the U.S. • Student-focused – support for our students every step of the way • Established and recognized – celebrating over 80 years of delivering quality education and operating in Illinois since 1931 • Accreditation – accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (ncahlc.org) Accredited Institution DeVry University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (ncahlc.org). DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management is included in this grant of accreditation. The Higher Learning Commission is one of eight regional institutional accrediting bod- ies in the U.S., is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, and grants “institutional” accreditation, meaning that the entire operation of the institution is evaluated. The accreditation of an institution or program of study is considered a significant indication of quality postsecondary education. To achieve accredited status, an in- stitution must demonstrate a high level of performance, integrity and quality that conforms to the standards set by its accrediting agency. As a result, accreditation becomes a factor in decisions made by a variety of entities including employers, other colleagues and universities, and students seeking higher education. State Authorizations DeVry University is authorized to operate and grant degrees by the Illinois Board of Higher Education, 431 E. Adams, Springfield 62701, 217.782.3442. devry employs 1,926 individuals in illinois 49,128 devry & keller alumni living in illinois denver colorado springs westminster greenwood village st. paul springfield chicago tinley park dayton cincinna oklahoma city houston sugar land san antonio austin fort worth irving richardson nashville memphis naperville elgin downers grove o’hare addison gurnee edina tampa ba tallahassee atlanta alpharetta decatu stockbridge dulut Illinois FACT SHEET
- 2. Norman Fleming’s roadto success stems from his passion to be the best at what he does and investing in continuous learning. He worked his way up at the Chicago Tribune Company to be- come the field training and development man- ager in 1996. It was at that time that a technol- ogy opportunity presented itself and Fleming was appointed to a newly created position as the field technology manager. “At this time I had no information systems experience and needed to get up to speed quickly in this field,” said Flem- ing. “DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management was the perfect choice to help me accelerate my expertise in information tech- nology.” During his time at Keller, Fleming was impressed by his instructors. “I loved all of them because they were genuine, passionate about their sub- jects and had hands-on professional experience in solving real business problems,” he said. “I’ve had a great education at Keller and great men- tors/coaches in my career. I want to be viewed as a leadership model of success for our younger Norman Fleming Senior Director, Enterprise Business Solutions, MillerCoors Master of Business Administration, Information Systems, 1999 Downers Grove CampusProfile ALUMNI Program availability varies by location. Institutional data, self reported. DeVry University is part of DeVry Education Group. ©2015 DeVry Educational Development Corp. All rights reserved. Financial Awareness Program DeVry University has an established Financial Awareness program that enables campus personnel to work one-on-one with students to help them finish school both on-time and with a sound plan for fi- nancing their education. Students receive financial awareness information from various departments throughout their education. In addition, all students receive outreach to assist them in completing fed- erally required exit counseling and can attend sessions to further understand their loan responsibilities, repayment strategies and options both at their local campus or through a centralized team. generation so I can pass on my lessons learned to them.” Today, Fleming is the senior director of enter- prise business solutions at MillerCoors. In his current role, Fleming oversees a Business Infor- mation Solutions (BIS) portfolio of more than 600 business systems across the entire enter- prise. Fleming is accountable for a $100 million annual budget that supports strategic business planning, portfolio management, project man- agement, business analysis and the SAP center of excellence. Net Price Calculator DeVry’s Net Price Calculator helps stu- dents calculate their estimated edu- cational costs and potential financial assistance in four easy steps. Visit the calculator at devry.edu/npc Bachelor’s Degree Programs • Business Administration (14 specializations) • Management (16 specializations) • Technical Management (16 specializations) Master’s Degree Programs • Accounting • Accounting and Financial Management • Business Administration • Human Resource Management • Project Management • Public Administration Associate Degree Programs • Health Information Technology (online) Bachelor’s Degree Programs • Healthcare Administration (2 specializations) Bachelor’s Degree Programs • Communications (3 specializations) • Justice Administration (5 specializations) Master’s Degree Programs • Education (4 specializations) • Educational Technology (online) Associate Degree Programs • Electronics and Computer Technology • Network Systems Administration Bachelor’s Degree Programs • Biomedical Engineering Technology • Computer Engineering Technology • Computer Information Systems (10 specializations) • Electronics Engineering Technology • Game Simulation Programming • Network and Communications Management Master’s Degree Programs • Electrical Engineering (online) • Information Systems Management • Network and Communications Management COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & INFORMATION SCIENCES COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES COLLEGE OF MEDIA ARTS & TECHNOLOGY Associate Degree Programs • Web Graphic Design Bachelor’s Degree Programs • Multimedia Design and Devel- opment (4 specializations) DeVry University Degree Programs Illinois FACT SHEET