Strayer University (reviews)

My opinion on Strayer University is very positive, I honestly would recommend Strayer due to its flexibility and straightforward class format. If you think going to school online is for you then I would talk to Strayer. They even will supply you with a laptop.

Attending Strayer University has been an incredibly rewarding experience! From the moment I stepped onto campus, I felt welcomed and supported. The faculty are not only highly knowledgeable in their fields but also genuinely invested in the success of their students. They go above and beyond to make learning engaging and provide personalized guidance.

I love how supportive the Instructors, Professors, Coaches, and students are. No matter how far apart we live, there’s a sense of community.

The campus itself is vibrant and well-maintained, offering plenty of resources like state-of-the-art labs, libraries, and collaborative spaces. I’ve also had countless opportunities to grow outside the classroom, whether through clubs, sports, or community events.

The diverse and inclusive environment has helped me make lifelong friendships and broaden my perspectives.

What truly stands out is the career support and hands-on experiences. Internships, workshops, and career fairs are regularly organized, ensuring students are prepared for the future. I feel confident and well-equipped to pursue my goals because of everything I’ve gained here.

If you’re looking for a place that combines academic excellence, personal development, and a strong sense of community, I highly recommend Strayer University.

Strayer University is an online institution. It offers flexibility to working students. However, I found that the classes are severely lacking in actual learning. I caught one of my professors not bothering to grade any assignments but, giving A`s to the entire class. If you are looking to add a degree to your resume but don’t care to learn about your degree than this could be the school for you. If you prefer to be educated stay away.

Strayer offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Initially I started in the Public Adminiatraprogram fully at a distance all online learning. That makes completing other tasks much easier because my work load is independent and I have time to complete assignments if I manage my time correctly.
After researching to are what jobs in my local area also supported my MPA, I found that my options were exceeding slim.
i filed to change programs and in the current MED program I feel like most of this stuff is already known. Unfortunately, undergraduate studies and credits do no transfer into the master level. I’ve taken a research methods course. Research methods is a course that is required for the program degree. i would appreciate not having to repeat courses. The work rigor is the only thing that changes. There are options to have hybrid courses but since covd it’s been limited. If I have to recommend someone signing up, I’d suggest reevaluating goals and seeing what route best supports endeavours.