* The receiving institution's policies: Each college and university has its own credit transfer policies, which vary widely. Some are more lenient than others.
* The specific courses taken: A course's content and rigor must align with the receiving institution's requirements. A general education course might transfer easily, while a highly specialized course might not.
* The student's overall academic record: A strong GPA at Strayer will improve the chances of credit transfer.
* Accreditation: The accreditation of both Strayer University and the receiving institution plays a significant role.
To find out which schools might accept your Strayer credits, you need to:
1. Contact the admissions office of each university you're interested in: This is the most reliable method. Provide them with your Strayer University transcript and inquire about transfer credit policies. They can evaluate your transcript and tell you which credits, if any, they will accept.
2. Check the university's website: Many universities have information about transfer credit policies on their admissions websites. Look for sections on "Transfer Credits," "Transfer Students," or "Credit Evaluation." Some might have a course equivalency database.
3. Use a transfer credit evaluation service: Some companies specialize in evaluating transcripts from one institution to another and predicting transferability. However, their predictions aren't guarantees; the final decision rests with the receiving institution.
In short, there's no definitive list. You must contact each school individually to determine credit transferability.