DeVry College of New York

What are the graduation rates for students at DeVry College of New York?

The reported overall graduation rate for DeVry College of New York is 31%. Reported four-year and six-year figures are both 29%; these measures can refer to different entering groups and should not be combined into a single timeline for one cohort.

Federal graduation-rate measures typically follow defined groups of first-time, full-time students, rather than every adult learner or transfer student. That limitation matters here: the college reported 24 incoming transfer students but only one incoming first-time degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduate in the enrollment figures. Small cohorts can also make percentages change sharply from year to year. A transfer applicant may find a program-specific completion measure and a written degree plan more useful than the institution-wide rate alone.

What is the earning potential for graduates at DeVry College of New York?

Reported College Scorecard field-of-study earnings give a limited view of former students' pay one year after completion. They describe measured outcomes for eligible students in particular fields, not starting salaries promised to new graduates or forecasts for a specific New York applicant.

• Electrical/electronic engineering technologies and technicians: $60,951.
• Computer engineering technologies and technicians: $53,564.
• Electromechanical technologies and technicians: $52,602.
• Computer systems networking and telecommunications: $50,307.
• Computer systems analysis: $47,609.
• Business administration, management and operations: $47,138.

These figures should be compared only after checking the Scorecard record's credential level, institution, cohort and earnings definition. They do not show what every graduate earns, whether a graduate works in the field, or how earnings compare with tuition and borrowing. Local labor markets, prior experience and program level can substantially affect an individual outcome.