DeVry College of New York

What is the accreditation of DeVry College of New York?

DeVry College of New York reports institutional accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission, or HLC. Institutional accreditation concerns the college as a whole; it is not a separate endorsement of every major or a guarantee that another school will accept its credits.

Accreditation is relevant to eligibility for federal student aid, subject to other federal and institutional requirements. It also matters when students seek to transfer or pursue further education, but the receiving institution makes its own credit decisions. Professional or programmatic accreditation is a different question. Anyone considering a field with licensing rules - or a program advertised with specialized accreditation - should verify the status of the specific program and campus or delivery format before enrolling.

What are the admission requirements at DeVry College of New York?

Degree-seeking first-time applicants generally need to complete an application and document high school graduation or an accepted equivalent, such as a GED credential. Secondary school records and GPA information are required; SAT or ACT scores may be considered but are not required.

Class rank, recommendations and completion of a college-preparatory curriculum are not listed as requirements. English-language test results may be considered when relevant, rather than being a universal requirement. Requirements can differ for transfer, international and particular program applicants, so a student should confirm which transcripts and any prerequisite coursework apply to the intended degree.

The reported 100% admission rate should not be read as an open-admission policy: it represented just two applicants and two offers of admission in the reported first-time applicant group. Such a small group cannot reliably predict another applicant's chances.

What are the application fees and waivers at DeVry College of New York?

The reported application fee for DeVry College of New York is $30. Applicants should verify the amount shown in the current application before paying, since fees can change and may differ by applicant category or application route.

A fee waiver should not be assumed. Anyone who needs one should ask admissions whether they qualify and how to request it before submitting payment. The application fee is separate from tuition, required course charges and any later enrollment-related payment.

What types of ROTC programs are available at DeVry College of New York?

DeVry College of New York does not have a verified on-campus Army, Air Force or Navy ROTC unit in the available institutional information. Students interested in officer training should not assume that attendance at the college provides ROTC enrollment or a cross-registration arrangement.

ROTC participation through another New York institution would require confirmation from that program and DeVry about eligibility, scheduling and credit. ROTC scholarships also have separate selection rules and potential service obligations; they are not the same as ordinary institutional financial aid or veterans' education benefits.

What are the requirements for transfer students at DeVry College of New York?

DeVry College of New York generally considers credit from other accredited institutions and accepts transfer applicants for fall, winter, spring and summer entry. Admission as a transfer student and the application of particular credits toward a degree are separate decisions.

Applicants should arrange for official transcripts from every prior college and request a written evaluation showing which courses satisfy general education, major and elective requirements. The college also reports accepting Advanced Placement credit, CLEP subject examinations, DSST examinations and credit aligned with American Council on Education recommendations, subject to its policies. Credit for eligible prior learning may be another route, but it should not be treated as automatic credit for work experience.

Before committing to a program, transfer students should check grade and course-equivalency rules, any program-specific limits, and the minimum number of credits they must complete through the degree-awarding institution. Those details determine the likely time and cost remaining after transfer.

What types of study abroad programs are available at DeVry College of New York?

A college-operated study-abroad or exchange program for DeVry College of New York students is not established in the available information. Students seeking a semester overseas should therefore avoid assuming that an international course will count toward their degree or qualify for their existing aid.

A student considering a third-party program would need advance written approval for course equivalencies, the host institution's academic status and the effect on enrollment and financial aid. For a tightly sequenced technology program, it is especially important to establish whether required courses will be available when the student returns.