Strayer University Learning Reviews

My financial aid experience was mostly easy and straightforward. The billing was clear for the most part, though I did have to call once to ask about a charge. Luckily, they got it fixed quickly. It wasn’t completely perfect, but overall I had a good experience and I’d feel comfortable going through the process with them again.

I had a tough time keeping up with the online classes, everything felt a bit messy and hard to follow. When I reached out for help, support took a while to get back to me, which just made the whole experience more frustrating.

I’d probably give Strayer University Learning about 4 stars for the classes themselves. Most of my instructors seemed to really know what they were talking about, and they explained things in a way I could actually keep up with, even after a long day at work.

The assignments felt useful overall, not just like random busy work. Uh, I will say the feedback was kind of hit or miss depending on the professor, so some classes definitely felt more helpful than others.
Overall, I learned a lot and felt like the courses were solid. It wasn’t perfect, but the academic side was better than I expected.

My experience was kind of in the middle. The classes were fine overall, and I did get some useful help with my resume, which I appreciated. I guess I expected the career side to lead to more, though. I did end up finding a job later on, but it wasn’t really through Strayer connections or anything like that. Support was okay when I needed it — not bad, not amazing, just sort of there. So yeah, not a terrible experience, just not quite what I thought it might turn into

I’ve always had a lot of respect for this school, so I really wanted to have a better experience. But student advising was a mess for me. My advisor barely got back to me, and when they did, the answers were confusing or didn’t really help. I ended up feeling like I was trying to figure everything out on my own, which was disappointing because I still want to support the school, but this part made it hard

In my experience, faculty support really depended on the professor. Some were genuinely helpful and easy to reach, while others barely responded, which made things frustrating at times