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If you have limited time and resources to go to school, this is the school for you. I'd be wary of their FA team, they are NEVER on the same page.
Some of the benefits are that classes are 11 weeks long. They focus on discussion and projects so you get real life experience. You are able to transfer existing credits, and you get a free subscription to Sofia, where you can take some gen eds free, saving you money in the process. You also get credit for every three classes you take that go towards a... Read More grad fund, that are applied towards your final classes . However, FA will often overestimate your financial aid package, and correct it a few terms after it's been dispursed, costing you money. If you don't have to use any loans to pay for this, I wouldn't. If you have to use financial aid, only use exactly what you need for school.

They say they are "accesible" but I don't think they are that inclusive. I am non verbal, and it was difficult for me to get assistance with any issues I had , like with Financial aid, because there is no way to chat with that office, you HAVE to call. You can send them an email, but they don't always respond at a reasonable time.

All in all, my experience so far has been awful. Teachers are hit or miss, way too much emphasis on route book work rather than actual learning.

The labs are all outdated, and everything is hilariously old school in their explanation. It feels very behind and frankly, a waste of time.

Student loan department is a joke and doesn't know how their own services work. I've been told four different things by the same department regarding a student loan issue I have. And my coach is next to useless.

VERY... Read More angry and disappointed. I've invested this much into this, so I'll tough it out, but this has been a terrible educational experience overall. Top it off, a quick search shows that this degree has less weight than I thought.

The IT classes aren't bad, if only outdated. However, every single other class is a joke and you can't adjust your schedule to ensure you're taking classes you need. They just care about the credit hours. I'll apparently finish my IT degree having only taken 1 programming class! Most class grades rely on "Discussion Posts" that have little to do with what the class is about. Then you had better make sure you write a whole paragraph or two for their one-sentence question, then a paragraph or more... Read More back to someone else, but make it an "organic conversation". My current class requires a book that only gets assigned for reading, but doesn't actually talk about any of the concepts being brought up in the class, and is never mentioned in class beyond having pages assigned. Someone is getting a nice kick-back for that I'm sure. I'm not even paying for these classes and I still fell like I'm getting ripped off.

This school sounds like a really good school but please read the reviews from other students and attend at your own risk! My sister attended the school before strayer classes were free and finished her degree in four years. I attend and even though I'm passing classes and taking free Sophia classes I still have 14 classes left after four years. My sister only took two classes a quarter and yet still finished within four years, I take three classes a course because I add a Sophia class and my graduation... Read More date is set at September 2028!. Not to mention when I signed up for financial aid I was thinking they have everything together and will only send me extra funds. They have a whole borrowing program that seems to have everything mapped out for you. But now because they were sending me money I am now short on financial aid and have to quit classes with only 14 left. I feel like this has been a huge waste of time and has put me in debt for no reason because I do not have a degree to get a job with. All in all the school seems fishy because none of the financial aid process makes sense. And the only solution is to speak with a coach who just gone confuse you more. I'm so confused, frustrated, and tired. I'm very upset I wasted so much time doing so much unnecessary work! Seems to me like either they scamming or the government scamming. Either way I thought everything was good only to find out it was not ok.

Strayer University was the first college to contact me when I came out of rehab in 2022. I needed something to be proud of for myself since I had just gone through one of the lowest points of my life, followed immediately by the best choice of my life--checking into a mental hospital and then choosing inhouse rehab. I had been out of school for 29 years when I decided to enroll at Strayer. I had wanted to pursue a degree in psychology but Strayer does not off any degrees in psychology, therefore... Read More I chose accounting. I do not know how other online universities operate, but at Strayer the human connection is not there. I get an email from both of my professors before the semester starts and a text once a week about a zoom meeting that I have the option to attend or not. The course work, in my opinion, could be learned from going to the library and doing research in accounting and save me thousands of dollars. The tuition has increased from 1400 per class to 1580 per class. Why? It is not like the cost of internet connections has increased over 10,000 percent for the need to increase tuition this much. We take our classes from our homes on our computers. To me, they are money-hungry. The one positive that came out of my enrollment at Strayer was the mentor they assigned me my first semester. Misty is her name and she and I have become best of friends. I am currently enrolled at Strayer and I have 3 weeks left in this semester. Once this semester is over I will be leaving Strayer and attending a university that offers a degree in psychology with a focus on substance abuse counseling. These are just my opinions. Your experience may be better or worse than mine have been. Good Bless and have a great day.

I attended Strayer for only two semesters. In that time I completed 18 credits. The courses are insanely easy, including Sophia, which only requires a 70 to pass, no challenge, no real education. It did not take me long to discover that this was a diploma mill business. The discussion boards are filled with....well you'll see....people asking when they'll get their disbursement checks, asking for money to pay their rent, asking to add people on IG and face book to "hang out". If your a true scholar... Read More who enjoys like minded adults and intellectual conversions, who is passionate about their education and values their college experience as a whole then AVOID Strayer. Not only were the classes a joke, I had three different advisors in a short time who never really had a clue how to advise and I never bothered trying to reach out to a career coach. I already work in tech but I did however looked at the career center just for laughs and it did not disappoint. You can find all the same listings on any public job search engine. The school offers no major affiliations. Besides resume building and possibly a mock interview; your on your own from start to finish.

I am a vet that decided to pivot to IT during the pandemic after some financial setbacks and other life problems. The VA pushed out the VRRAP program and I am very thankful for this as my other military benefits were exhausted. I am able to relax a little while I earn my degree from home, but I am not gullible! I just put a sock in it and "kept my head down" once I realized I was thrown into the trap. I am not dumb, I understand and it has been made clear that Strayer University is a for-profit institution.... Read More While they offer education, it seems like a business model made that profits off of whatever the student can get told to pay under the veil of it being for education. I am grateful for the VRRAP program being paid for, however, I was disappointed this was the only option the VA would offer to pay for career development. I would just think giving up my life and health was for this, it should be at least made worth it. Just please send me to a traditional college at this point.

I have been employed in the healthcare industry for decades, and only needed the degree now because my company was acquired by an organization that requires it for me to advance any further. I already earn as much if not more than others with a degree because of my experience. Strayer is ok, but your experience will vary class to class depending upon the professor. Some just don't give a damn, others are awesome. I am in a class now that has quizzes each week, 4 major assignments, and tons of reading... Read More requirements on top of weekly discussions. Last semester, I had a professor who insisted we use the questions asked for the discussion as an outline in our posts...the only reason for this would be to make it easier for her to grade. It did nothing to enhance an organic discussion experience. The caliber of the student body seems pretty low. Strayer admits anyone who can pay. As a result, there are many students who are not really performing at college level, and it shows. I can only imagine what the assignments look like that students hand in when there are so many grammatical and spelling errors in the discussions. Class grade averages are frighteningly low, too. I took two classes last semester, and the last week of class the averages were 68 and 72. While some professors record themselves taking you through the material (like a real lecture), the vast majority do not. It is entirely up to the student to read and comprehend the material from the textbook, ancillary material, and LinkedIn learning recordings. It really is self-study on a schedule. Am I loving the experience? No, I'm not. My company is picking up the tab, and with 11-12 more years of work ahead of me, I want one more promotion and am not really looking to change companies to one that values experience more than a piece of paper. At this point, I am keeping my head down and moving toward the finish line. I just want this chapter closed.

I must say that the professors here are amazing! On the other hand I will say that many of the support team members (Student coaches) have no idea what they are doing. In my 15 months I was assigned to approximately 5-6 student coaches. With that said, the only time that I ever heard from a student coach was when it was time to sign up for more classes. Outside of registering for more courses, it was like pulling teeth to get a coach on the line. They will not return calls, but will send random e-mails... Read More never answering questions. I've had coaches dis-enroll me from courses due to their lack of understanding as to how VA funding works. The sad part is that I referred 2 other peers that are also retired military and we have all had the extremely painful nightmare of making it through our degree programs. I would NOT recommend any military personnel attend this as they do NOT have the qualified staff in meeting active duty or military retired personnel's needs. Best wishes!

Strayer University was a great investment. Upon graduation I noticed a major increase in interests from employers. I have gained confidence in areas such as marketing, financial statements, and business operations. Strayer does a great job of breaking down complex material and delivering it in an easy to comprehend fashion. This is not a cake University and you will have to earn your grade especially in the latter courses. I am shocked at how many new skills I've gained from this program. This is... Read More a fine institution and it was an honor to achieve my MBA here. Class of 2021.

Do you want your assignments graded on an assembly line from a part time employee who is not your teacher? Well, at Strayer, that is exactly what they do. It will be hard to find a career with a degree at Strayer University compared to a degree from other institutions. They might be regionally accredited and care about their students, but it ends there. Strayer University is still a for-profit university, and they want your money. Faculty will seldom grade your assignments and responds to your emails.... Read More Instead, they hire part time workers to do all the grading and do it like an assembly line. Their part time workers will quickly look over your assignments and then click a button that will automatically give you a grade reply. The same is true when you think a person is responding to you within a discussion board. The part time workers are trained to look for key words and then click a button that will give you something that you think is a unique response when they never read your assignment. Part time workers who grade your assignments have quotas, so everyone is rushed to complete them while they have a team who is looking only at plagiarism. That is correct, they have people who automatically assume you are dishonest and will investigate every paper you turn in. The discussion boards are very easy as most of the questions are related to your opinion and personal experience. The tests are very easy because all the answers are found online. The assignments have some challenging aspects, but if you follow the template, you are likely to earn a very high grade. Do you really want to learn like this? You would not because you will learn some things, but you will not learn everything an employer is really looking for. Employers who know Strayer and their reputation will not hire their students. Employers who may not realize how bad they are may hire their students, but those students are likely to struggle as they did not learn the material needed to be successful in the real world. The best definition for diploma mill is Strayer University.