Welcome to DeVry University Cincinnati
Find a career-focused undergraduate or graduate degree program in a conveniently located center.
Off Interstate 71 at the Fields Ertel Road exit, just north of I-275, DeVry Cincinnati Center serves students who live or work in the Greater Cincinnati area with undergraduate and graduate degree programs in some of today's fastest growing career fields. A comfortable learning environment, the Cincinnati Center offers spacious classrooms, an information center/computer lab with online access and a lounge and vending area. A robust virtual library is available to all students enrolled at the Cincinnati Center. In addition, administrative details can be handled at the center, which is staffed full time.
Take courses toward your degree onsite, online or both.
DeVry students enrolled at the Cincinnati Center may also take courses through DeVry Online. With this kind of flexibility and convenience, you can take a course near your job or your home and another online - whatever best fits your schedule and your life.
Get a quality career education at a location geographically situated for your success.
DeVry Cincinnati offers the degree programs, faculty, facilities and services to help you step right into the professional world or advance in your current career. A dynamic and inviting city with a thriving business community and easy access to the tri-state area of southwest Ohio, northern Kentucky and southeast Indiana, the Cincinnati Center provides graduates with access to possible career opportunities in a wide variety of fields. You won't have to look far to see how a DeVry degree can give you an edge in finding a career in your field or help open the door to greater career and salary potential.
Hours of Administrative Operation
Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm Saturday 7:30 am - 1:00 pm
Lab Hours
Open during center hours of operation.
Click here to talk with an admissions representative or arrange a visit to the Cincinnati Center.
DeVry University holds Certificate of Authorization by the Ohio Board of Regents.
