is devry a good college?
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That depends on what you're looking for.  What kind of resources does Devry have (library, labs, etc.).  What about the faculty? How many hold terminal degrees?  Do they publish?  \nHow long have they held tenure?\n\nAnd most important, what accredations do they hold?  This will be relevant if you want to go on for graduate work, or are looking to apply CPEs.
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US News & World Reports ranks it in with National Universities.  They have them in their third tier.  There are only four tiers.  This means that it is a decent school and selective, but not one of the great universities.  It would be comparable to a state school that is not the best state school.  In other words, it is not as good as UNC-Chapel Hill, but is as good as UNC-Greensboro.  It isn't as good as the University of Illinois, but is as good asw Illinois State, etc.\n\nGood college -- yes.  Really good college -- No.
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Entered "online college for Architectural drafting" as your inquiry and got 1,080,000 responses from www.goggle.com, adjust or add words to reduce # of answers. 1st Answer mentions DeVry University which is in Kansas City, MO out South of MO River, I live on North side and have heard it is a very good school with job placement assistance and may be able to help you qualify for tuition assistance...\n\nGood Education Too Ya!!!
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They are not a scam. They are a private college and a friend of mine graduated from their campus in Atlanta. They are not only online. They are however, a bit more expensive.
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hi\nit is first constructed for Eng college.not based on this statement ,but it is not bad For MCA
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I went to SMU.  It is the middle of Dallas.  Expensive unfortunately.  Has an OK EE program but there are better.  SMU is better known for its schools of Divinity, Business, Theater, etc.
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It's one of the top rated in the country!  The campus is great, a great mix of strong academics with an awesome party scene.
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Will answer your last question about a reputable college, first.\n\nPlease take the time to read the below link about Alliant College.  It used to be known as "California School of Professional Psychology" until it merged with "United States International University".  Part of what makes a "good" college is its accreditation.  The WASC (who accredits Alliant College), in Feb 2005, placed it on a type of "suspension".  \n\nhttp://www.wascsenior.org/wasc/Doc_Lib/AlliantPublicStatement.pdf#search='Alliant%20International%20University%20status'\n\nAlso what exactly is the degree you are wanting?  There are other colleges closer to home that offer degrees in Hotel/Restaurant Management.  I know that going to school in California might sound fun and interesting, but it might not be right for you and/or your family.  You should look for a school that offers internship sites with good companies.  That has a low student loan default rate.   A high rate could mean the students could not find jobs after graduating and thus defaulted on their loans.  \n\nSome colleges closer to home might be:\n\nCentral Pennsylvania College, Summerdale, PA\nhttp://www.centralpenn.edu/academics/programs/program.asp?id=X05QZQTDFfZPLYKMJXZd \n \nHocking College, Nelsonville, Ohio  \nhttp://www.hocking.edu/academics/schools/hospitality/hotel-restaurant_management/index.htm\n\nRight at home the Indiana University–Purdue University at Fort Wayne offers a Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management.\nhttp://www.ipfw.edu/academics/programs/undergraduate/h/hotel/\n\nAnd getting a degree from a well-known college or university can carry more weight than some place that is changing its name off and on and has a history of trouble.  \n\nJust things to think about.    Oh, yes about convincing your parents to pay for it.  You already said they are not rich and they should not have to mortgage their home or eat beans so you can go to college.   A local school, a few loans and grants and maybe a parttime job would be best.
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i would say so b/c our community college around here is as good if not better than our universities/reg. colleges...
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It's one of the best universities in the country, and definitely, one of the best Historically Black Colleges and Universities.  I know a number of people who went there for their law degree, and they are very educated, knowledgeable people.\n\nIn the end, great university!
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US News & World Report does a good ranking of colleges.
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All DeVry students will use FAFSA Code 010727, regardless of campus location.\n\nhttp://finance.devry.edu/applying_fafsa.html\n\nGood Luck!
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No, but DeVry University is a top 7 in the Master of Project Management.\n\nthey also have a bachelors. \n\nwww.devry.edu\nwww.keller.edu
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I would try Devry University on-line.
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You will need to check with the school, but the Dept. of Education recently began allowing Pell money to count towards online, for-profit institutions like University of Phoenix.  My guess would be that DeVry also has similar access to Pell funds, but you want to check with their Financial Aid people.
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i know UIC and Northwetern U are good. also CalTech, Purdue, UIUC, MIT and of course Carnegie Mellon.
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I spent a semester there (back when it was Southwest Texas State) and it seemed to be a pretty good school. The parking situation sucked, but it sure was a pretty campus.