Strayer University   Strayer University

Strayer University
2303 Dulles Station
Herndon, Virginia  20171

Phone: 1-888-863-0568
www.strayer.alliances/college
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Description
Founded in 1892, Strayer University is one of the largest adult education-focused universities in America, as well as a leading provider of online programs. Strayer provides higher education opportunities to adult working professional with class schedules that fit into busy lifestyles. Students can attend class at one of the 100 campuses nationwide or online.  Regionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, Strayer offers bachelor degrees through their schools of Business, Information Systems and Technology and Professional Studies. For additional information please visit www.strayer.alliances/college
Transfer Agreement Highlights
The agreement sets forth the uniform conditions regarding articulation between the Florida Community College System (FCCS) and Strayer University. It is intended to increase the transfer options available to community college Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate of Applied Science graduates of the Florida Community College System who are seeking further educational opportunities via the traditional classroom setting or on-line instruction.

Strayer University recognizes all related Associate’s degree as the “2+2” transfer degree. Community college students who transfer with a related Associate’s degree shall enter with junior standing as per the Articulation Manual For Strayer University and the related degree programs of the Florida College System. 
Financial Aid

Strayer University offers a diverse array of financing options. Federal financial aid is available for those who qualify as well as grants, loans and military benefits.  For additional information please visit www.strayer.edu/tuition


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