Bachelor in Business/Commerce (Bachelor's)

DeVry University traces its history to 1931, when Dr. Herman DeVry founded the institution after inventing the first portable silent motion picture projector. The university continues this focus on practical learning through career-driven programs and specializations. Students can pursue undergraduate certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, graduate certificates, and master's degrees.

Academic areas include technology fields such as cybersecurity, information technology, and networking; business subjects including accounting, human resources, and project management; and healthcare administration, medical billing, and coding. Graduate students can study through the Keller Graduate School of Management. Artificial intelligence is incorporated into courses through real-world AI tools and AI-powered learning assistants.

International students should expect an online college experience supported by faculty and DeVry Care, which provides assistance from the first conversation through graduation and beyond. The university offers undergraduate and graduate study options, with sessions starting every eight weeks. Students may also explore qualifying transfer credits, scholarships and grants, employer reimbursement, and benefits for veterans, active-duty U.S. military members, and their spouses. DeVry's alumni network includes more than 232,000 people, and the university has awarded more than 300,000 degrees.

This Bachelor's in Business Administration with a General Business Option Plan II is designed for students who have completed a general business degree program outside the U.S. or Canada. It allows students to apply their prior international credits toward a U.S. bachelor's degree. The program explores finance, marketing, and management, while also focusing on developing fluency in AI tools for business efficiency. It also provides a direct pathway to earning an MBA from DeVry's Keller Graduate School of Management.

Focus areas include General Business Option Plan II, Finance, Marketing, Management, AI Tools in Business.

Graduates may pursue careers such as administrative services manager, financial analyst, general manager, industrial production manager, sales manager, social and community service manager, storage and distribution manager, or transportation manager.

This program is designed for individuals who have completed a general business degree program outside the U.S. or Canada and wish to apply their international credits toward a U.S. bachelor's degree.

Admission considers international credits from higher national diplomas or 3-year bachelor's degrees from eligible countries.

Available online, on campus, or hybrid. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 43% of applicants.