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Strayer University is an outstanding choice for MBA candidates who are looking for a program that is both flexible in schedule and course load. I have attended Strayer for my Masters' for a year now, and have been nothing short of satisfied not only with the ability for me to structure my own schedule for class, but the helpfulness of both my professors and the administrative staff at the university. Tops, hands down.
Surrounding City: A+, Campus Aesthetics: C+
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Your credits will never transfer to a good school--you will be charged too much for your classes--there is no student support--you will learn nothing at a college level.

Strayer is a for-profit school, with the cost of classes way out of proportion to what they are worth. I have had more than one class with a teacher that clearly had no familiarity with the subject they were teaching. Online classes are a total joke--many of the students are very obviously using Engish language translators and post indecipherable work and still get passed.I intended to get an Associates Degree and then transfer to a good school in the Virginia public university system. NO STATE UNIVERSITY WILL ACCEPT THE ASSOCIATES DEGREE FROM STRAYER. I have to enter as a Junior. No decent school will accept the online classes. The worst advice I ever took was to go to Strayer. Go to a good community college instead.
Surrounding City: A-, Education Quality: F
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Excellent program for a non-traditional student/working adult - applicable, real world experience.
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: A-
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