25% off tuition International Student Scholarship
Save with Strayer as a non-U.S. citizen student
See eligibility rules, restrictions and exclusions below.
Who it's for:
- International, non-U.S. citizens living outside the U.S. and studying online
- Non-U.S. students registered for a Strayer undergraduate or graduate degree program
- Non-U.S. students who meet all eligibility requirements
Apply for this scholarship
Complete your enrollment application and an admissions officer will contact you regarding next steps for this International Student scholarship.
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Strayer does not represent or guarantee that its degree programs are accredited, recognized or likely to be accredited, recognized or granted equivalency or validation by any non-U.S. country or non-U.S. educational authority. Recognition, equivalency and validation of Strayer degrees is determined on a country-by-country basis by each country’s educational authorities. Strayer international students are advised to independently review the degree recognition, equivalency and validation procedures with the relevant organizations in their country.
Strayer 25% International Student Scholarship eligibility requirements
- You are a new, continuing or readmitted student registering for the 2027 academic year in a Strayer University degree program.
- Certificate programs, the Jack Welch Management Institute (JWMI) program, Devmountain programs, Media Design School at Strayer (MDS) programs and Degrees@Work programs are ineligible for this scholarship.
- You are not a U.S. citizen.
- If you become a U.S. citizen as defined by U.S. laws and regulations while enrolled at Strayer, you will forfeit the scholarship.
- You are required to notify Strayer University if your citizenship status changes.
- In addition, the $500 tuition cap offer on two (2) courses for your first two (2) quarters applies to all eligible international, non-U.S. citizen students studying from outside the United States with a pending application for a student visa, pursuant to the following requirements:
- You are a new or readmit student registering for the winter, spring, summer or fall 2027 quarters in a Strayer University degree program.
- You are not a U.S. citizen. If you become a U.S. citizen, as defined by U.S. laws and regulations, while enrolled at Strayer, you will forfeit the scholarship.
- You are required to notify Strayer University if your citizenship status changes.
- You agree to submit a written essay as a requirement of your scholarship application, which shall be evaluated by the Strayer University Admissions Office to determine your scholarship eligibility.
- You must provide proof of a pending visa application.
- You must provide proof of current residency in a non-U.S. country.
- You understand that this offer applies to tuition for up to two (2) eligible courses per quarter in up to two (2) quarters, including: winter, spring, summer or fall 2027 quarters of enrollment. All other fees, including technology fee, final academic requirement fee, books, course materials and non-obligatory fees must be paid by a separate method of payment.
- Once eligibility is confirmed, for each eligible course, up to two (2) courses per quarter, for up to two (2) quarters, a credit shall be applied to your account in an amount sufficient to reduce the tuition balance for each course to $500 during the winter, spring, summer or fall 2027 quarters of enrollment up to a total of four (4) courses.
- The discount will only apply to tuition and will be applied to your Strayer account once eligibility is confirmed.
- You meet all international admission requirements as outlined in the Strayer catalog and must comply with all applicable laws and regulations as part of your resident status in the United States. You also agree to review and consult, if necessary, the U.S. State Department’s current rules and regulations at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/usvisas/study/student-visa.html.
- You are not a citizen of a country that is on the U.S. Department of Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control sanction list. (Information about this list can be found here: https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/office-of-foreign-assets-control-sanctions-programs-and-information.).
- The scholarship posting will be reported as “Other Aid” for financial aid purposes to be included in your cost of attendance calculation.
Acknowledgements
- You meet Strayer University admission requirements.
- This offer cannot be combined with other Strayer sponsored 50% off discounts, tuition assistance aligned pricing (TAAP) discounts or scholarships.
- Neither you, an immediate family member of yours, nor household member of yours are currently employed by the University, the University’s parent company, or any other subsidiary of the parent company (Strategic Education, Inc.)
- You will be held to any academic consequences of withdrawing from or failing any course.
- You must maintain good academic standing (GPA 2.0 or greater for undergraduate programs, 2.5 or greater for graduate programs or JWMI programs). In any quarter following the quarter where a student fails to maintain good academic standing, the offer will be forfeited until the student returns to good academic standing.
- If you drop or withdraw from a course, you will be responsible for any fees associated with your change in enrollment status for that quarter. This includes any withdrawal processing fee and prorated tuition charges.
- If you choose to change to an ineligible program, discontinue, or withdraw (either actively or administratively) from Strayer <or JWMI>, you will become ineligible for this offer.
- If you take three or more consecutive quarters off, you will forfeit any remaining disbursements and any benefits associated.
- Under no circumstance will recipients be eligible for a refund, cash payment or any other compensation for the value of unused funds from the offer.
- No refund will be issued on unused offer disbursements due to graduating early.
- No refund will be issued on unused offer disbursements if you reach tuition free quarter(s) where the graduation fund credits are being redeemed and no tuition is charged.
- If your tuition is billed to an employer or sponsor, the offer is applied first to tuition charges and then the sponsor is billed the net tuition amount (to the extent tuition benefits are available.)
- In all cases, the offer is at Strayer University’s <and JWMI> discretion.
- INTERNATIONAL offers:
- Strayer does not represent or guarantee that its degree programs are accredited, recognized or likely to be accredited, recognized, or granted equivalency or validation by any non-U.S. country or non-U.S. educational authority. Recognition, equivalency, and validation of Strayer degrees is determined on a country-by-country basis by each country’s educational authorities. Strayer international students are advised to independently review the degree recognition, equivalency, and validation procedures with the relevant organizations in their country.
- International students desiring to physically study in the United States must meet any international admission requirements as outlined in the Strayer catalog. Students should also consult the U.S. State Department’s current rules and regulations at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/study/student-visa.html.