University of Denver

The University of Denver is a private nonprofit four-year university located in Denver, Colorado, in a large city setting. With a total enrollment of 16,672 students (IPEDS 2023), it is one of the larger private institutions in the Rocky Mountain region. The university offers career-relevant programs including Health/Health Care Administration/Management and Computer and Information Systems Security/Auditing/Information Assurance at the bachelor's level, as well as Health and Medical Administrative Services at the associate's level.

The University of Denver reports a completion rate of 78% and a retention rate of 88% (IPEDS 2023), with a quality score of 68.33/100. Its program offerings in healthcare administration and cybersecurity address two of the fastest-growing sectors in the national labor market. Students pursuing these applied fields benefit from the broader resources, research infrastructure, and professional networks available at a major university.

Denver's economy, driven by technology, healthcare, and professional services, provides a strong local employment landscape for graduates in these disciplines. The combination of bachelor's and associate's degree options gives students flexibility in choosing a credential level that aligns with their career timeline and educational goals, whether entering the workforce after two years or pursuing a four-year degree.