Wheelchair accessible entrance
Paul Muad'Dib Local Guide
26 Mar 2017
Holely bat crap, batman someone is getting paid to write reviews. 5.0 stars right, for real, I'm laughing, I know you can hear me, its loud. No, really. Please go to the North Brunswick campus location and read my post before attending, and don't read into these freaking reviews.
valentin Ivaldo
14 Mar 2017
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29 Nov 2015
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10 Sep 2015
Thomas Lewis
4 Jul 2015
Improved from when I first attended. I recently graduated with a Bachelors in Electronic Engineering. The first two years was frustrating due schedule changes correlated to the manitiory class registration. There were times when you were informed a week before the start of the semster that your class was canceled because not enough people signed up. If you are an engineering major, be prepared to be treated differently than other majors. But as I mention in the beginning, things have improved through student feedback and evaluation.
Juan Molina
10 Jun 2014
I was Very disappointed in my experience with this school. They promised to help you in any way possible but you get no help at all. You have a financial advisor that is suppose to manage your financial aid, instead you have to manage it yourself. You set up an appointment with a Career advisor, all she does is look at your resume, make some corrections, and makes you leave her office in 10 minutes. You put your best effort in getting homework done for your classes, instead your teacher is emailing you saying that he wont check your homework, because you making to many mistakes, or that your failing the class when you are not. I didn't pay $4500 a semester for a teacher to criticize my work, or tell me I'm failing when I'm not. I'm not paying that amount of money for my financial advisor to sit around, and just send me emails regarding my financial aid when they can manage it for me while I'm focusing on my classes. I didn't make a appointment with a career advisor to not be helped in my search for a job. I feel I wasted my time, money going to this school because I accomplished nothing. I felt like a gave away free money as I had to do everything myself.
Efren A Local Guide
9 Sep 2012
I am currently a Student at Devry, getting my Associates in Engineering Applied Science in Electronics and Computer Technology and so far I am loving this school. Don't get me wrong the Courses are tough and very demanding but if your willing to put in your part 100% then you'll make it. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone who isn't ready for a challenge, or for someone who expects to magically pass without putting an effort.
The professors are great, at least so far lol they are patient and each one has a technique to help with their work. You guys must understand first that this is a Private College not a CUNY school, or community college. You pay alot of money and you get what you pay for, everyone off the staff are patient and help you to the best of their ability, they are respectful and treat you with courtesy.