DeVry University-New Jersey

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

Reported completion figures for DeVry University-New Jersey include a 71% overall graduation rate, a 33% four-year rate and a 67% six-year rate. These figures describe defined student cohorts and measurement periods; they should not be read as the probability that any new enrollee will graduate.

Federal graduation-rate measures commonly focus on first-time, full-time students and may not capture the experience of transfer or part-time students well. That distinction is particularly important here: the location reported only one first-time, degree-seeking entrant, while transfer-in students made up a much larger entering group. With small cohorts, a change involving only a few people can produce a large percentage shift. The reported 100% retention figure calls for the same caution and does not mean every student who starts will complete a degree.

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

College Scorecard program figures available as of October 2026 report earnings measured one year after completion for several DeVry fields of study. They are program-level indicators, not salary offers or a forecast for an individual student at Iselin.

• Electrical/electronic engineering technologies and technicians: $60,951.
• 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.
• Computer software and media applications: $29,529.

The figures supplied for these fields do not establish whether each amount is a median or mean, identify the size of each underlying group, or isolate students taught in person in New Jersey. Earnings also reflect factors such as prior work experience, location, hours worked and the particular credential earned. Compare the exact program and credential in the federal College Scorecard, and consider debt and completion outcomes alongside earnings.