DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management

Keller Graduate School of Management is one of the largest graduate management schools in the U.S. with approximately 30,000 alumni from coast to coast.

Keller began more than 35 years ago with a vision, a business plan, and two founders who had the persistence and the passion to form a mission-driven educational enterprise. Keller Graduate School of Management was founded as the CBA Institute in July 1973 in Chicago, by Dennis Keller and Ron Taylor. In 1987, Keller Graduate School of Management acquired DeVry Institute of Technology from the Bell and Howell Education Group; later merging in 2002 as DeVry University.

In the years since the University was formed, Keller Graduate School of Management has continued to evolve in response to the changing needs of a diverse population of graduate business students.  Whether onsite or online, Keller is on target - helping students transform their skills and power their careers forward in an ever-changing global economy.

Mission

The mission of DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management is to provide high-quality, practitioner-oriented graduate management degree programs with an emphasis on excellence in teaching and service to adult learners. When you pursue your graduate degree at Keller, you're not only preparing to advance your career through a top-quality program, you're getting the experience and knowledge of more than 30 years in business-based higher education behind you. Our mission has fueled our steady program and geographic expansion and provided the foundation for our success in helping thousands of students annually achieve their career goals.