Strayer University-Florida

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

The reported graduation rate for Strayer University-Florida is 100% for the applicable federal reporting cohort. That figure describes a defined group of students under a defined measurement period - not the probability that every new student, transfer student, or graduate student will finish.

Federal graduation-rate measures typically follow first-time, full-time undergraduates, a group that may represent only a limited part of a university serving working adults and transfer students. Small cohorts can also produce large changes from year to year. The separately reported student retention rate is 67%; retention measures continued enrollment over a shorter interval, not degree completion. Applicants comparing programs should ask for completion information that includes students with their own enrollment intensity and transfer status.

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

College Scorecard program figures offer a limited view of earnings roughly one year after program completion for students included in its federal-aid-linked measurement. They are reported medians for the measured group, not starting salaries promised to every graduate or estimates of the value added by the degree.

In the October 2026 Scorecard figures, the one-year median is $66,456 for information science/studies and $59,686 for general computer and information sciences. The corresponding figure is $47,363 for accounting and related services, $47,245 for general business/commerce, and $38,520 for criminal justice and corrections. These are separate fields of study, not an institution-wide salary average.

Earnings can reflect prior work experience, location, occupation, further education, and how many former students have measurable wages. The figures also say nothing by themselves about tuition paid or debt taken on. Students should compare the precise credential and program represented by a Scorecard figure with the degree they intend to pursue.