I recently graduated from DeVry University in October 2008. My overall experience was a good one. I am a full time mom, wife and I work full time but I needed my BA to advance at my job. I did my research and got in touch with an advisor. The whole process was no problem. I knew what I was getting myself into as well as i was explained to about the cost and the student loans. The overall set up was a good experience for me. I would recommend anyone who attends to stay on top of your financial aid. I called them so much that they new me by heart, but all of that calling paid off because I stayed on top of my loans as well as my grants, I had more than enough money to cover my education. I left the school with a zero balance. The classes are challenging and I actaully learned something. I was never turned down for a job interview just because I had DeVry listed on my resume. The experience is what you put into it, I would recommend anyone to do your research and make sure online learning is something you can commit to. If you have a full time family and job I would recommend online learning, if you are a student just graduating high school then no I would recommend going to a state school.