ONLINE BACHELOR’S DEGREES

Learn the fundamentals of accounting principles, procedure and law in a rigorous setting • Become proficient in industry-standard software programs • Study all aspects of financial accounting from basic payables/receivables to complex tax code and accounting for multi-national operations • Understand professional ethics surrounding the reporting and disclosure of financial information • Explore the auditing process and design your own auditing program • Get a background in government and not-for-profit accounting and understand the various laws and regulations that govern these types of organizations • Develop your management and leadership skills to become a champion for financial accountability within your organization

You’re serious about your business degree, and so are we. A bachelor’s degree in business administration from Strayer gives you both strategic theory and hands-on professional skills. That allows you to take major steps forward in achieving your goals. Our functional curriculum puts you in real-world problem-solving situations. Many of our students find that they are able to use the business skills and techniques they learn as part of their business administration degree in their current jobs, while our networking opportunities help prepare them for the next step in their careers.

Strayer University’s Bachelor of Applied Science in Management degree gives students the opportunity to master management skills by transferring with their community college technical or applied science associate’s degrees (or at least 54 credit hours) into an exceptional bachelor’s degree program. One that recognizes specific technical skills. One that honors years of industry experience. One that offers management insights targeted directly to those with backgrounds across technical and applied health fields.

Crime has changed. It has no borders. It threatens to enter every part of our lives. So crime prevention and criminal investigation have changed, too. A Strayer bachelor’s degree in criminal justice combines traditional study of criminology and criminal behavior with practical, modern skills like crime mapping, report writing and forensics.

Today, many police and corrections agencies require education beyond their entrance exams. You can develop the communications skills, information literacy, abstract thinking, and critical analysis that will allow you to take the next step in the criminal justice system. Advance your career in fraud detection, juvenile crime, computer forensics or any one of a number of emerging criminal justice specialties with a Strayer degree.

Build a career doing what you love. With a BSIT degree from Strayer, you can complete your knowledge of existing and emerging technologies and prepare for a rewarding career in business or government. Build applications or websites. Connect and maintain networks. Or help deploy and maintain new technologies in the workplace.

Save time and position yourself for future opportunities when you prep for the CompTIA, Network+, ISC2 or one of four Microsoft certification exams while earning your information technology degree.