Strayer University
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good company
Manager of Onsite Programs (Current Employee), Phoenix, AZ –
not bad, good benefits, lots of traveling, great agreement with verizon wireless, good coworkers, had t balance lot of things
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Great organization.
Business Office Manager (Former Employee), Houston, TX –
They are growing and working hard to deliver education to working adults.
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Work in the higher education field is thrilling and a real sense of accomplishment.
Admissions Officer (Former Employee), Salt Lake City, UT –
As an admissions representative I would receive and make calls from potential students and assist them in the process of finding the right program for their educational goals.
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As the campus dean the workload was ever increasing and the support staff was lacking.
Campus Dean (Former Employee), Albuquerque, NM –
Pros: flexible hours
Cons: increasing data entry requirements, drawn-out conference calls.
Strayer University is a fine institution of higher learning. As a campus dean and as a student who went through their Masters program, I was satisfied with the required academic rigor and program objectives.

The hardest part of the job was finding myself being pulled further and further away from helping (mentoring, guiding and advising) my students – more...  and having to attend redundant conference calls, inputing daily student projections and ever increasing data-entry statistics.

The most enjoyable part of the job was working with the students, both undergraduate and graduate students. – less
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Friendly, Tight-nit, results driven based organization
Admissions Coordinator (Former Employee), Roswell, GA –
Pros: quiet campus, knowledgeable staff, personable corporate staff
Cons: pay, benefits, limited amount of growth opportunity
A typical day at Strayer University I would come in open the campus which was one of the smaller campuses so it was usually very quiet. Business casual so we dressed accordingly with semi-dress down Friday. Most days there was always a pressure to meet a certain number of student enrollment for the day. When the campus was short handed in the roles – more...  that fulfill enrollment the pressure of enrollment numbers was pushed onto other roles, like that of mines which was to be a clerical assistant. I had an opportunity to learn a lot about the way these for-profit colleges work and go about recruiting and although Strayer is one of the better for-profit schools, it still pretty much has the same goal...get as many students as we can. Management at Strayer were youthful, educated and pretty much down-to earth. Its a pro and a con that you can move up fairly fast at Strayer. My co-workers were all really nice and intelligent people. The hardest part of the job is the admission checklist of what is needed and how it is filed. The most enjoyable part of the job was interacting with staff and students. – less
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Fast pace environment
Admissions Manager (Current Employee), Akron, OH –
Pros: decent compensation
Cons: work schedule
A typical day at work would consist of making phone calls to prospective students. Following up with current students and ensuring that they have all documents in place before the quarter begins.Preparing work schedules, developing relationships with organizations within the community for outreach events and coaching. Managing a team of 3 admissions – more...  officers and training and developing the team to improve on specific skills and effectiveness. – less
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productive and fun place
Admissions Manager/DOA (Current Employee), Morrow, GA –
Pros: open to talk
Great company. Listen to employees. Treat employees right. They care
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Great Environment
Instructor, Academic Advisor (Current Employee), Cedar Hill Texas –
Pros: flexible
Teaching is a very rewarding field and at Strayer they give you the room to grow and advance as a professional
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Not a great program
education (Former Employee), owings mills, md –
Pros: free lunch
Cons: bad quality of education
Basically, it wasnt all they said it would be. That's all I have to say about it.

Not good.
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Need more structure
Associate Director of Admissions (Former Employee), Newington, VA –
Pros: you get your check
Cons: no work life balance
Overall well recognized company, they have good benefits and good 401K matching system.
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Low wage for along time
ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN CIS (Current Employee), Newington, VA –
Pros: relaxed enviornment and work on your own attitude.
Cons: no growth potential
No growth possibility and being stagnant for a long time. NO care for the employee who works for a long time.
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Stray Away From Strayer
Instructional Designer/LMS Migrator (Current Employee), Herndon, VA –
Terrible company to work or contract for. They take over 40 days to pay out there employees and if you ask where your money is they will terminate you.
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Helpful colleagues & wonderful environment.
Adjunct Professor - Economics (Current Employee), Manassas, VA –
Pros: friendly, helpful people
Cons: none that i can think of.
Great place to work. Pay is ok but it offers a wonderful work/life balance that is quite attractive.
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Great group to work for, a little hard for advancement
adjunct (Current Employee), Newport News, VA –
Strayer is a great place to work. Very friendly, supportive atmosphere. Job security is pretty high, just a little hard to get full time or advancement.
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Horrible management
Student Account Rep (Former Employee), Augusta Campus –
Pros: tution 90% discounted for employees
Cons: everthing else.
The management team is very inexperienced and uses write-ups and disciplinary action as its main tool for motivation. The result is a horrible place to work with extremely low moral. Everyone that currently works there that is not in management is looking for a job somewhere else.
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Worst place I ever worked.
Admissions Officer (Campus) (Former Employee), Charlotte, NC –
If you are a black male, and are looking for advancement, this is not the place for you.
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If you are single....
Student Accounts Rep. (Former Employee), Memphis –
Pros: health benefits, pay, and advancement
Cons: chnage hours with no notice, weekends, late hours, stressful and demanding
If you are single with no kids, this is the place for you. The benefits and pay is very good! Outstanding...but you give up more of yourself. There will be no time for family or yourself. You can advance at this company but please beware that if you are family oriented, this might not be the place for you.
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Excellent employmnet while pursuin Bachelor's Degree
Retention Counselor (Former Employee), Woodbridge Virginia –
Strayer University to me is considered one of the best jobs to have. I was given the opportunity to advance to higher education as well as meet and greet so many people seeking education. As a rentention counselor my employer provided all neccessary tools to fulfil my job duties and provide qualified services to all clients.
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High turnover but good potential for right fit
Northern Virginia (Former Employee), Admissions Manager –
Very competitive workplace with high demands on time and productivity. Stressful but fun and rewarding. A lot is asked of employees but they are well taken care of in return both in regard to compensation and company perks.
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Academic Advisor (Current Employee), Salt lake City, UT –
I have been with Strayer for one year now and have experienced a lot. I have been in admissions and academics. Academics is the place to be for sure. Admissions is kind of stressful at times.
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