Strayer University
Welcome to Strayer University. We fit your life.
Established in 1892, Strayer University offers working adult students a quality education that’s affordable, convenient, and supportive. Our flexible programs make it possible for you to earn a competitive MBA or your master's, bachelor's, or associate's degree on your schedule, without interrupting your personal or professional life.
Become one of 36,000 working adult students who attend classes at more than 60 campuses or online, and benefit from our supportive staff who will guide you towards reaching your educational goals.
Strayer University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Strayer University can help you achieve your goals.
Key advantages of Strayer University:
- Attend classes at times that fit your schedule, on campus or online.
- Our quarter system makes it possible to take more courses in a year than a traditional semester system.
- Learn from qualified faculty who bring relevant theoretical and practical knowledge to the classroom.
- Receive the highest level of student support from our academic and administrative staff.
- Earn college credit for your previous work and life experience, education and equivalency exams.
- Career information, job referrals, and resume assistance are available to students.
| Type of Institute | For-profit university |
| Year Established | 1892 |
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Business Degrees (35)
Law Degrees (2)
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Associate in Arts in Business Administration (Associates/Foundation)
Designed to provide the latest information and technology in the field of management to prepare students for careers in business and government.
Associate in Arts in Economics (Associates/Foundation)
Designed to provide current and relevant knowledge of economic principles and policies.
Associate in Arts in Information Systems (Associates/Foundation)
Seeks to prepare the individual for programmer/analyst, database management, web development, networking, internetworking and security positions.
Associates in Arts: Accounting (Associates/Foundation)
Prepares an accounting student to be a bookkeeper, an accounts receivable or payable clerk, and other entry-level positions in business.
Associates in Arts: Marketing (Associates/Foundation)
Seeks to prepare the student for careers in all aspects of marketing, from the small sole proprietorship to the large corporation.
Associates of Arts in General Studies (Associates/Foundation)
Allows students to pursue interests in the liberal arts and sciences.
Bachelor of Business Administration: Finance (Bachelors)
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