Why Did Strayer University Close Some Campuses?

Find out why Strayer University has closed some of its campuses and whether these closures are permanent. Get answers to related questions about attending Strayer University online or on-campus.

Are you considering going back to college? Perhaps you're wondering about which school to enroll in. You're considering Strayer University because of the flexible option to study online or at a campus location.

Strayer has dozens of campuses throughout the U.S., but you may be concerned by the school's recent trend to close some of its campuses. You're wondering about the reason behind this decision.

Why did Strayer close some of its campuses? Are these campuses permanently closed? How many campuses are left? Keep reading as we answer each of these questions and more.

How Many Campuses Does Strayer University Have?

Strayer University is a private, for-profit school headquartered in Washington, D.C. It is a primarily online education provider, but it has various campus locations for students hoping to study in person or in a hybrid format.

Currently, the school has 57 campus locations. These are primarily throughout the southern and eastern parts of the United States.

The states with the most campus locations are Georgia, Virginia, and Texas, with North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama not far behind.

Other states with at least one campus location include:

  • Oklahoma
  • West Virginia
  • Maryland
  • Pennsylvania
  • Arkansas
  • South Carolina
  • Delaware
  • Mississippi
  • New Jersey

Washington, D.C. also has one campus location.