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Little Rock, AR, Strayer University Campus
Welcome to our Little Rock campus
Come visit – we’re ready for you! At our Little Rock campus, you’ll find a team of local advisors to help you choose your program, find cost-saving opportunities and navigate the admissions process.
Plan your visit
Before you make the trip, here’s what you need to know.
- We’re following CDC recommendations to keep our campus community safe.
- If you’re unvaccinated, you’ll need to wear a mask.
- Services may vary by campus, so check the website beforehand.
- Walk-ins are welcome.
- Appointments are okay, too.
Summer Classes Start on July 5
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Start-to-finish support
Your admissions officer and student services coach will mentor, motivate and support you from enrollment to the day you graduate.
Select on-campus courses
We offer select on-campus courses, so you can connect with professors and classmates face-to-face. Contact us to learn more about on-campus courses.
Little Rock, AR campus
Temporarily closed
Online degrees with on-campus support
Pursuing your online degree doesn’t have to be lonely. We offer select courses on campus, so you can enjoy face-to-face support and camaraderie of a classroom. Ask your admissions officer which courses are available on campus.
Little Rock campus amenities
Admissions assistance
Navigate the enrollment process with the support you need. We’ll match you with an admissions officer who will get you on the road to your degree after getting to know you and your educational goals.
Tutoring
Get tutoring from subject matter experts. Tutoring is offered to fit your schedule, so check your nearby campus for availability.
On-site faculty
Have a question about your coursework? Visit your professor during office hours and get answers fast.
Wi-Fi access
Easily connect to high-speed internet via the campus Wi-Fi, as you work through homework or if you just need a study break.
Guidance to graduation day
As your first quarter wraps up, you’ll be paired with a student services coach who will mentor, motivate and guide you as you advance toward your degree. Learn how your coach can help you graduate.
Learning Resources Center
Access traditional and electronic library resources, computers and career services support. You’ll find helpful staff, a quiet area to study and do homework, and resources to increase your skills.
Financial assistance
Getting a degree is a big investment, but it doesn’t have to get in the way of your dream. Our financial aid advisors can help you find ways to make your degree more affordable.
Veteran support hub
Reaching the end of your military service? On campus, you’ll find a dedicated support space with advisors to help you make the transition from soldier to student.
The classroom experience
We offer select courses here on campus to give you the support and community you need. Classes are held in the evenings and sometimes weekends — and are taught by faculty with real-world experience.
Study spots
From a quiet corner in the library to the student lounge to lively coffee shops nearby, you’ll find just the right place to study.
Computer lab access
Need some tech to complete your assignments or check email? Visit the campus computer lab to access state-of-the-art computer systems, high-speed internet, popular software programs and printers.
Career resources
Visit the campus for resources to help you find a job. Stop in and scan the latest local job openings, get your resume critiqued or register to attend a career networking event.
Student lounge
Enjoy a bright and sunny space to study and socialize with your fellow students.
Experience the Strayer difference
Save on your degree
For every three classes you pass, you’ll earn one on us at the end of your program. Eligibility and participation rules apply.
Start with a laptop on us
Every eligible student enrolling in a bachelor’s program gets a new laptop and Microsoft software package. Eligibility requirements apply.
Bingeworthy courses
Learning comes to life through short, documentary-style videos that blend core subject matter with stories about real people.