Strayer University's Business Office can provide information regarding financing options for eligible students, as well as other sources of assistance such as Federal grants and loans, private loans, payment plans, and scholarships. Continuing your education may be more affordable than you think.

• Federal Grants and Loans:
  Federal financial aid is available to those who qualify. Federal grants do not have to be repaid and Federal loans are available that offer funds at a reduced interest rate or with deferred payment.
• Active-Duty Military Scholarship:
  Strayer University is a GoArmyEd and Air University ABC School, and a member of the Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges. Under our scholarship program, active duty GoArmyEd students will be responsible for $0 per class for all undergraduate courses and $375 per class for all graduate courses. All other active duty servicemembers will be responsible for $0 per class for up to 2 undergraduate courses per quarter, and will receive a significant tuition discount on additional undergraduate and all graduate courses.
• Veterans Educational Benefits:
  Veterans Educational Benefits are available for eligible programs at the University. Strayer University remains in contact with the Department of Veterans Affairs so that we can advise you about current requirements and regulations.
• The Bailey Family Foundation Scholarship:
  The Bailey Family Foundation, founded in 1996 by Strayer University past President Ron K. Bailey, offers scholarship programs to high school seniors as well as current college students of any age with demonstrated scholastic achievement and financial need. A limited number of these scholarships are reserved for Strayer University students.
• Employer Tuition Assistance:
  Many companies provide tuition benefits to their employees in the form of either direct payment to the school or reimbursing tuition expenses directly to the employee/student. Please check with your company's Human Resources or Training and Education department for more information about the education benefits available to you.
• Private Loans:
  Low cost, private loans are available to undergraduate and graduate students. These loans can also fill the financial gap not covered by federal student aid programs.