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Strayer University-District of Columbia SAT Scores, ACT Scores, Acceptance Rate, and Admissions Requirements

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ACT RangeN/A
Average GPAN/A
Acceptance Rate100%

With a 100% acceptance rate, Strayer DC is designed for access, so your main decision is whether the cost, format, and support fit your goals. Since scores are optional, SAT/ACT prep should be purposeful: submit a result only if it shows readiness for college-level reading and math.

Data on this page is sourced from our college data partners and was last updated on July 9, 2026.

Strayer University-District of Columbia facts and stats

Quick Facts

Strayer University-District of Columbia is an urban institution with 157 undergraduate students. Strayer DC reports a 100% freshman retention rate, which is above the national average of roughly 70%. The student-to-faculty ratio is 47:1.

Location

Washington, DC

Undergrad Enrollment157
Freshman Retention100%
SettingUrban
Student to Faculty Ratio47:1
Graduation RateN/A
Test PolicyTest-optional
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Key Strayer University-District of Columbia application dates

Key dates

Application deadlines

Regular Decision

Early Action

Not offered

Early Decision

Not offered

Priority Deadline

Financial aid deadlines

Coming soon

Test dates

SAT test dates

August 22, 2026

Registration deadline: August 7, 2026

September 12, 2026

Registration deadline: August 28, 2026

October 3, 2026

Registration deadline: September 18, 2026

ACT test dates

September 19, 2026

Registration deadline: August 14, 2026

October 17, 2026

Registration deadline: September 11, 2026

December 12, 2026

Registration deadline: November 6, 2026

Take tests early for the best outcomes

If you choose to submit scores to test-optional Strayer DC, take your first SAT or ACT by the spring of junior year, then use the summer before senior year and the fall of senior year for retakes. Since Strayer DC does not offer Early Decision or Early Action, check the Regular Decision deadline and make your final fall retake the last test date whose scores will arrive before it.

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What you'll actually pay

Strayer DC is a private for-profit institution with tuition and fees of $13,920. Use the college’s financial aid resources and the FAFSA to explore grants, loans, and other options that can help plan your costs.

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Tuition and Fees$13,920
Room and Board$9,438
Average Merit AwardN/A
Application FeeN/A
Students on AidN/A
Average Aid PackageN/A
Average Debt at GradN/A

For Strayer DC, tuition and fees plus room and board total about $23,358 for the year. As a private for-profit university, the final amount students pay can vary based on program costs, enrollment level, living arrangements, and financial need. Students should compare the listed price with any grants, scholarships, employer benefits, or loans in their aid offer before estimating out-of-pocket cost.

Student life at Strayer University-District of Columbia

Activities and Organizations

Student activities and organization details coming soon.

Housing

Campus housing details coming soon.

Greek life

No fraternity or sorority life on campus.

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