Please help!!!!! question regarding higher education. . .?

[BigDaddyJ]

I am days away from getting my A.A.S in Computer Information Systems-Digital Media from CNM community college, here in town. Now I want to get my bachelors so I can get a good job with good pay etc. However I am not able to attend UNM because they do not offer anything close to what I have done so far, so I have to look elsewhere.
I have been talking with an admissions person with DeVry University and I will be able to get my bachelors in Computer Information Systems- Web Development. Which falls right into what I have done so far and would take me about 1 1/2 years to complete. I really want to get my degree and get into the field.
However, I have read A LOT of positive and negative things about DeVry, most of the negative being cost and that some employers looking down on them because they are for-profit school etc.
I am starting to get really nervous about attending and I cannot find another "traditional" school that offers anything I could fit into my schedule.
What should I do?
Moving away is possible just not any time soon. Also, they said I would be transferring as a junior

[Michael K]

If I were an employer I would prefer to hire someone from a STATE university or college or from a REPUTABLE private college. Keep looking for a school that will allow you to transfer as many credits as possible. If you find one that takes even 75-80% of what's on your transcripts you better jump on it. You will NEVER find a school that will accept 100% of everything you've completed. Don't be afraid to relocate to another city or state if needed.

[The Answerer]

National American University offers a B.S. in Information Technology-Internet Systems Development. They also have a campus in Albuquerque, New Mexico. You might be able to take some of their classes online and some on campus, according to your schedule.

[MIRA A.]

Private schools are very expensive. Like half of them also have bad reputations because they graduate everyone fast. I would really do more research if I was you. A bachelors usually takes like 4- 4 1/2 years to complete; there really are no shortcuts. 1 1/2 years seams odd but I guess private schools can award any degree they want. Try to ask around like friends or family, or neighbors and see if you can find 2-3 people who have graduated from there, they can tell you what's up. Don't ask the school counselor because they will refer you to a happy camper. Ask around for unbiased opinions. You may be suprised: it could go either way.

[Hobz]

dont choose devry trust me

[Hobz]

dont choose devry trust me