DeVry University-Florida

What are the graduation rates for students at DeVry University-Florida?

DeVry University-Florida's reported overall graduation rate is 33% in 2024-25 institutional data. Its reported six-year rate is also 33%, while its four-year rate is 0%. These figures describe defined groups of students followed over specified periods; they are not predictions of an individual applicant's chance of graduating.

Federal graduation measures commonly focus on students who entered as first-time, full-time degree or certificate seekers. That makes them especially limited for evaluating a location with many adult and transfer students: people who transfer in are not represented in the same way as the original entering cohort. The latest reported first-time entering enrollment is zero, which is distinct from the earlier cohorts used to calculate graduation rates.

A reported 100% retention rate likewise needs context. Retention follows a different group and measures continued enrollment over a shorter period, not degree completion. With small cohorts, even a change involving a few students can move a percentage substantially. Applicants comparing programs should seek completion information for the specific credential and for transfer or part-time students when available.

What is the earning potential for graduates at DeVry University-Florida?

Field-of-study earnings figures offer a limited view of what former students earned roughly one year after completing a credential. College Scorecard figures associated with DeVry University-Florida include $50,307 for computer systems networking and telecommunications and $47,138 for business administration, management and operations. The reported figure for health and medical administrative services is $36,653.

These are historical outcomes for the graduates represented in the federal reporting measure, not starting-salary offers or guarantees for new students. The figures presented here do not establish whether every field's reported value is a mean or median, and fields can contain different credentials and small groups. Earnings also omit information such as debt, hours worked, local living costs and whether graduates entered jobs related to their studies. Compare the exact credential and cohort definition before using a field-level figure to evaluate a program.