Bachelor's Degree Programs
Making the decision to earn a bachelor’s degree is an important step in reaching your personal and professional goals. At DeVry University, we’re here to support you throughout your journey with learning options that put you first.
Whether you decide to pursue an online bachelor’s degree or take select classes on campus through our hybrid format, you’ll have access to a range of tools and resources including personalized academic advising, faculty who get to know you by name, 24/7 tutoring1 and our convenient online learning platform.
Explore Trending Bachelor's Degrees
Business Degree
Build a foundation in the fundamentals of business while you hone your skills in a specific area of study such as accounting, human resource management, marketing, project management and more.
Computer Information Systems Degree
Explore a hands-on learning approach as you gain skills in engineering technology, information technology and software and information systems.
Healthcare Administration Degree
Prepare for a career in healthcare by sharpening your skillset in health services, healthcare policy, managed care, insurance, information systems and management.
Accounting Degree
Gain core skills in accounting, economics, business technology, government regulations and management.
Finance Degree
Build your skills in creative problem solving, math and statistics with a bachelor's in finance. This program blends elements of business administration and management to help you tackle the challenges of a modern economy.
Cyber Security Degree
Data security is more important than ever, and companies need someone who can help them secure their data in a world full of tech-savvy individuals. This degree program mixes elements of IT with software information systems to help you protect valuable data.
Sales and Marketing Degree
Develop your marketing acumen with this exciting bachelor's degree program. Discover how to effectively market a product and appeal to customer's core interests through a blend of business and media courses.
Criminal Justice Degree
Build skills that can help you address crime problems in the modern age. This degree blends law enforcement, theory and criminology to impart a well-rounded understanding of crime and its root causes.
Get to Know Our Onsite and Online Bachelor's Degree Programs
Each and every bachelor’s degree program at DeVry provides hands-on, career-focused experiences that teach you the concepts and skills used in today’s companies and organizations. Our experienced professors and Student Support Advisors for our onsite and online bachelor’s degree programs work together to help keep you moving toward your goals.
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Bachelor's Degrees
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Technology
Technology
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Business
Business
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100% Online
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- Accounting Specialization
- Business Administration Business Plan II
- Business Intelligence and Analytics Management Specialization
- Criminal Justice Specialization
- Finance Specialization
- Global Supply Chain Management Specialization
- Health Information Management Specialization
- Health Services Management Specialization
- Hospitality Management Specialization
- Human Resource Management Specialization
- Information Technology – Networking Fundamentals Specialization
- Project Management Specialization
- Sales and Marketing Specialization
- Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship Specialization
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Accounting
Accounting
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100% Online
Onsite + Online
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Healthcare
Healthcare
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100% Online
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Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts
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100% Online
Onsite + Online
Classes Start Every 8 Weeks
Whether you know exactly where you're heading, or you're still planning your next steps, it all starts with a simple conversation. Let’s talk.
Demonstrate Skills at Every Step
Our embedded programs allow you to obtain a certificate or an associate degree on the way to earning your bachelor’s degree at DeVry.
*This represents the Medical Billing and Coding Undergraduate Certificate, Associate in Health Information Technology and Bachelor’s in Technical Management with a specialization in Health Information Management. The figures displayed represent the minimum credit hours required for graduation. Additional coursework may be necessary to complete program requirements.
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Bachelor's Degree vs. Associate Degree
In traditional terms, a bachelor’s degree is a four-year degree, while an associate degree is a two-year degree. However, with DeVry's year-round, 8-week class sessions, our Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, for example, can be earned in as little as 2 years and 8 months.2
When deciding which degree you'd like to pursue, it is helpful to look at what each offers more than how long it takes to earn one or the other. Look at an associate degree as a way to establish a basic set of skills in your area of interest. This can be a great first step if you want to add a credential to your resume in the near future. A bachelor's degree, on the other hand, will provide a deeper dive into business, management and technical skills, as well as your specified area of study.
A bachelor’s degree program can be seen as having two parts. Core courses focus primarily on fundamental skills, while program-specific and specialized courses help you further hone your skillset in your chosen major or field of study.
At DeVry, many of our associate degree programs are designed to stack into a related bachelor's degree. This means you can complete many of your core classes while earning an associate degree. Afterwards, you can apply those credit hours directly toward your bachelor's at DeVry when you're ready. The specifics of how programs and courses stack will vary based on exactly which associate degree and which bachelor’s degree programs you choose.
Benefits of a Bachelor's Degree
Earning a bachelor’s degree is a major milestone for your education. Having this additional credential on your resume can provide several personal and professional benefits, such as:
- Broader job possibilities: Many positions in today’s workforce require or recommend a bachelor’s degree. By earning one, you may be prepared for more job opportunities.
- Specialized knowledge: A bachelor’s degree provides a broad foundation of knowledge and the opportunity to gain hands-on experience. Having this credential on your resume can let employers know that you are well-versed in your area of study.
- Potential for higher earnings: In many cases, positions that require a bachelor’s degree may pay more than positions that don’t. The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that those who have a bachelor's degree typically earn around 67% more per week than those with only a high school diploma.
- Personal growth: Earning a bachelor’s degree can help improve your self-confidence and expand your overall understanding of the world. The communication, writing and critical thinking skills you can gain from a bachelor's program have the potential to be highly applicable in your personal life as well.
- Job satisfaction: A bachelor's can help give you the ability to pursue the career you’ve always wanted. Working in an industry you love and are knowledgeable about is a great way to improve your mindset about work.
- Greater employability: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, bachelor's degree holders had an unemployment rate of only 5.5% in 2020. This is significantly less than the 9% unemployment rate of those who only have a high school diploma or GED.
Accreditation Matters
DeVry is proud to be accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC), www.hlcommission.org. Our Keller Graduate School of Management is included in this accreditation.
Learn moreFAQs: Bachelor's Degree
What is a Bachelor's Degree?
A bachelor’s degree is a college degree earned in a specific field of study, such as accounting or information technology. Some students earn a bachelor’s right after high school, while others spend time in the workforce or pursue an undergraduate certificate or associate degree before enrolling in a bachelor’s degree program.
Some fields, particularly those in business management and technology, require a bachelor’s degree for entry. Other career paths may require this degree for higher-level positions such as management. A bachelor’s can stand on its own or serve as a stepping stone to a graduate degree such as a master’s or MBA.
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Online Degree Programs
Check out DeVry’s wide selection of on-campus and online degree programs that include certificate programs, associate degrees, bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees and MBA degree programs.