I have a couple friends that go to Devry, 1 for undergrad, and 1 for a masters. They both attend class in person, NOT online, have real professors (1 accounting professor is a CFO for publicly traded company, and an IT professor was director of IT, etc.), They take written exams and do real course work like projects/assignments/end of chapter problems. I've seen examples of both of their work and it doesn't look "fake" or "online only" at all.
Devry/Keller is regionally accredited like many other "traditional"schools. The only knock on them I can see is that they don't have specific program accreditation (AACSB for example).
I'm thinking about attending Keller Grad School (I have a "brick and mortar" 4 yr. B.S. degree), but all I hear is negative, and they get lumped in with University of Phoenix's bad rep. Do the people that trash these places actually have 1st hand experience or is it mostly generic rumor/speculation?
Don't say it "isn't accredited" b/c it is.
Thanks!
2007-11-27
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