I am a recent medical billing and coding graduate from DeVry University, Oct. 2025, seeking employment. I am having a difficult time securing an entry-level position due to my inability to retain my CPC license.

I am a recent medical billing and coding graduate from DeVry University, Oct. 2025, seeking employment. I am having a difficult time securing an entry-level position due to my inability to retain my CPC license.

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  1. Anonymous

    Ask someone in the career services office or the recruiter who brought you to DeVry in the first place to help you. If you need to do something to re-apply for a required license, you probably should do that as well; do you need to re-take a test or pay a fine to get your license back? Unfortunately, some career colleges have been known to take people's tuition money but not help them much when they need a job. I hope that is not the case for DeVry. If that is how it turns out, ask an attorney for a free consultation and see what your options may be.

  2. Shelden R L Wisher

    They actually tried from November 2025 up until February to no avail. She has since been reaching out to me periodically to try to assist. But I am starting to think it has to do with my old job, as to why I can't secure a job, because I left on bad terms. As for the exam, I can do a re-take. I am currently unemployed and trying to get something to be able to pay for the new manuals and the test itself. DeVry had tried to assist, but there is only so much they can do. But thanks for the advice.

  3. Anonymous

    Best of luck to you. Everyone deserves a fresh start; whatever happened at the old job should be in the past.

  4. Shelden R L Wisher

    Thank you and you as well.

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