Dvry is like a trade school for business. Instead or 4 yrs it takes 3yrs. But do employees look at that degree less, as to a 4yr college.
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Yes – there is a big difference.
A BA or MBA from a nationally accredited university is highly preferable to going to Dvry. Check to see if Dvry is nationally accredited and if their credits are recognized and transferrable to other institutions, like your state universities. If you get a BA degree at Dvry and then decide that you want to go on to get your MBA from another institution, you will want to be sure that your degree from Dvry is recognized or you won’t be admitted.
DeVry is not accredited by the same institution that accredites colleges and universities. If you wish to transfer any credit from DeVry, you will find it almost impossible. Most employers want degrees from traditional colleges and universities.