DeVry Inc., a national system of career-oriented, higher education institutes, today reported a 24 percent increase in earnings for the second quarter ended December 31, 1995. Net income for the first six months increased 29.4 percent over the first six months of last year. This commitment resulted in higher fall student enrollment, which led to record revenues and earnings during the quarter. Va. This new Washington, D.C.-area site is KGSM's 18th center. KGSM now has sites from California and Arizona to Virginia and Georgia and throughout the midwest.
Plans are also under way to offer classes at a seventh Chicago-area center.
Also during the second quarter, two vice presidents of operations joined DeVry. Each will spearhead new companywide projects, including one that focuses on the learning needs of adult students. DeVry Institutes offer bachelor's degrees in electronics engineering technology, computer information systems, telecommunications management, accounting, technical management and business operations and an associate degree program in electronics. The institutes are located on 13 campuses across North America. KGSM offers master's degrees in business administration, project management and human resource management.