In compliance with the Student Right to Know Act, Strayer University provides the following graduation rate information. The Student Right to Know Act graduation rate is a specific calculation that generally includes only the following population: full-time, undergraduate, degree-seeking students who are attending college for the first time and who enroll at Strayer University during a fall quarter or during the summer immediately preceding the fall quarter in which the student enrolls full time. This population is identified each year and followed for up to 6 years to determine the percentage of graduating students. For the cohort of students entering Fall 2001, the most recent data available, the Student Right to Know graduation rate was 10%. Because the majority of Strayer University's students are either part-time students or transfer students who have previously attended a higher education institution, this rate represents a very small fraction of the University’s student body. This data is updated by July 1 of each year.