DeVry University - Columbus is an important campus of DeVry University in Columbus, Ohio. The following is a detailed introduction to the campus:

Geographic location and campus environment

Excellent geographical location: Located in Columbus, the capital of Ohio, the specific address is 1350 Alum Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43209-2705. Columbus is one of the fastest-growing cities in northern America. There are many government agencies and large enterprises, rich sports activities and artistic atmosphere, providing students with good internship and employment opportunities.

Complete campus facilities: The campus covers an area of ​​21 acres and is an urban campus. The campus has spacious classrooms, a full-service virtual research library, a comfortable public lounge area, etc. It is also equipped with 408 computers for general use by students, and there is a computer purchase/lease plan. The campus network can also be accessed from off-campus, and there are computer laboratories equipped with staff, creating a high-quality learning and living environment for students.

Academic Programs

Multiple degree programs: The branch offers associate, bachelor and master's degree programs, covering multiple subject areas, such as computer/information science, business/marketing, engineering/engineering technology, etc., to meet the professional needs of different students.

Popular majors: Including undergraduate majors such as Bachelor of Computer Information Systems, Bachelor of Technology Management, Bachelor of Business, as well as undergraduate and graduate certificate programs in related majors such as accounting, business, healthcare, liberal arts, media arts, technology, etc.

Flexible learning methods: Online courses and innovative extended classroom courses are provided, and students can choose the learning method that suits them according to their own time and learning progress.

Faculty

With 103 teachers, 73 of whom are full-time teachers and 30 are part-time teachers, the teacher-student ratio is 26:1. Teachers have rich teaching experience and professional knowledge, and can provide students with good education and guidance.

Student Life

Student Composition: The total number of students is 2,778, of which 42% are 25 years old or above, and the student group has a certain degree of diversity.

Social Activities: The school has 9 social organizations for all students, the more popular ones are the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, the American Production and Inventory Control Association, the Information Technology Professionals Association, Tau Alpha Pi, the Asian American Association, etc. In addition, major annual events such as Student Appreciation Week, Parents Weekend, and Honor Banquet are held.

Admission Requirements and Tuition

Admission Requirements: Application methods include electronic applications, etc., international diplomas are acceptable, high school transcripts are usually required, SAT or ACT scores are recommended, and some majors may require CPT. The application difficulty is medium to low, and the application deadline is rolling.

Tuition: The application fee is US$50 and the one-time mandatory fee is US$40. Tuition is $11,200 per year for full-time students and $410 per credit hour for part-time students; mandatory fees are $250 for full-time students and $75 per semester for part-time students.