It strives to maintain a solid academic foundation joined with current business technology, practices, and trends. Because students are sometimes uncertain about selecting a major, the Bachelor of Science curriculum is designed to allow students to change from one major to another within their first two years of study with little or no loss of credit. This is achieved by shifting major courses to the elective area. Strayer students may begin taking courses in their major in their freshman year. This curricular design assures students of some degree of competency in their chosen field if their education is interrupted or if they need to work in their field prior to completing their degree.
Programs provide employable skills at various levels as students progress through a course of study.
The structure of the curricula provides a progression from Diploma to Associate s to Bachelor s to Master s degree with minimum loss of credit, if any, as students upgrade their educational and professional objectives. Through the elective component, Bachelor of Science students can develop additional business skills by pursuing a minor in a second area of study. Two diploma programs are offered accounting and computer information systems. The diploma in computer information systems is offered with a choice of one of six emphases. Programming Non-Major Departments English English courses enable students to strengthen their writing, presentational, and analytical abilities skills highly valued in any business professional.