Strayer University-Alabama

What are the graduation rates for students at Strayer University-Alabama?

Reported IPEDS graduation measures for Strayer University-Alabama are 0% overall and for the listed four-year and six-year measures. That figure requires careful interpretation: it does not mean that no Strayer student completed a degree.

Federal graduation-rate measures follow defined entering cohorts over specified periods. They can be especially limited as a description of an institution serving transfer or part-time students, because those students may not be included in the familiar first-time, full-time graduation cohort. Strayer University-Alabama reported 118 transfer-in degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduates, compared with 43 first-time entrants, in the 2024-25 enrollment figures; those entrants are not themselves the earlier cohort used to calculate a graduation rate.

Applicants comparing completion outcomes should ask for the cohort size and for outcomes that include students with similar enrollment patterns, such as transfer and part-time students. The reported percentage should neither be ignored nor treated as an explanation of why individual students did or did not graduate.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Strayer University-Alabama?

College Scorecard field-of-study figures dated October 2026 report earnings measured one year after completion for several Strayer University-Alabama fields. Among the reported amounts are $66,456 for information science or studies and $59,686 for general computer and information sciences. Business or commerce is listed at $47,245, accounting at $47,363, and criminal justice and corrections at $38,520.

These are field-specific reported earnings measures, not starting salaries promised to every graduate and not a measure of every former student's income. Scorecard earnings data reflect the people captured under the federal measure and can be affected by such factors as prior work experience, location, degree level, and which graduates have earnings records. The figures also do not subtract tuition or loan payments. Students comparing programs should consider the credential and population behind each field's figure, alongside its curriculum and full cost.