DeVry University reviews

The organization is going downhill fast. They are in a desperate fight to turn it around and keep saying "we've hit the bottom" but not sure how deep this pit goes. In the last year, my team has been passed to a different department 4 times. The organization of the organization (yeah i know it sounds weird) it's in a desperate state of looking busy to try and make it look like a needle is moving.

When I first began working for DeVry, I had a lot of faith in the University. It was marketed to me as a great opportunity to help those students who were "different on purpose". I, like you are doing now, researched the pros and cons of this job before accepting the offer and decided that "everyone and every profession will have SOME negative reviews" - it would be better to pass my own judgement once I was in the position. Terrible work/life balance. 2 days 9-6, 2 days 11-8, doesn't sound bad to start but wait until management asks you to work more night shifts + last-minute Saturdays and tells you "you don't have to, but we don't want to give upper management any reason to NOT support your promotion". I gave this opportunity everything I had in an effort to better serve students and meet the TEACH Values but ultimately, I had to leave this environment because of its toxicity. It became hard to sleep at night. You are selling 75k programs to students (who ALL have to take out loans. In my year here there was ONE student that was able to pay out of pocket due to scholarships) and putting on New Student Orientations on a $150 budget. This University does NOT take care of its students to the best of its ability. Management under compliance is no longer able to promote you based on the number of students you bring in so there are tenured advisors making 100-150k (from back when they were paid a bonus for every student they brought in and received pay increases for exceeding student plan) and doing nothing while you work for your measley in comparison salary. You are expected to make 80-cold calls a day all of which are recorded (including your own personal calls - think HR) You are constantly chasing "the carrot" but never doing enough to obtain your goal.