A private, institution DeVry University is a private institution with locations throughout the United States. The college offers a Bachelor of Science degree program at campuses in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia and Washington state. In addition, the entire program is available online. Students who study full-time can complete the program in four years. Required coursework occurs in classrooms and laboratories and includes simulation development, network architecture, game play mechanics, audio and visual design and testing and analysis. Eligible students can participate in federal and state grant and loan programs or DeVry's payment plans. A limited number of institutional scholarships are also available from the college. On its website, the college's Career Services department boasts a 90-percent success rate with placing students in careers within their field by six months after their graduations.
DeVry University
Corporate Office
1 Tower Lane
Suite 1000
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
630-571-7700
www.devry.edu
Founded in 1953, Westwood College is a private career-training school with more than 15,000 students spread over its 17 branches. The college offers its Bachelor of Science in game software development online as well as at its locations in Anaheim, California; Upland, California; Los Angeles, California; Denver, Colorado and Chicago; Illinois. The required curriculum is completable in three years and features classes in game playability, product development, software testing and debugging, artificial intelligence and game porting development. Financial aid options include federal loans and grants, private lending programs and institutional scholarships. The college provides job placement assistance for all graduates.
Westwood College
Corporate Office
2000 South Colorado Blvd.
Tower 2, Suite 800
Denver, CO 80222
800-281-2978
westwood.edu
The Minnesota College of Business is a private institution with campuses throughout the state of Minnesota. The college offers both a four-year bachelor's a two-year associate degree program in video game and application development at its locations in Ritchfield and St. Cloud and online. Students can take courses during the day or in the evenings to complete the major requirements, such as game architecture, game interface theory, mathematics for animation, flash animation, artificial intelligence and programming languages. The college participates in federal and state loan and grant, veteran's benefits and the American Indian College Fund programs. Institutional scholarships are also awarded annually. The Career Placement Services office provides lifetime assistance with resume-writing, interview preparation, networking coaching and job searches.
Minnesota College of Business
1401 West 76th Street
Richfield, MN 55423
877-655-7676
msbcollege.edu