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Strayer University at GSA-Federal Supply Services
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About Strayer University at GSA-Federal Supply Services
Strayer University at GSA-Federal Supply Services is a specialized instructional site of Strayer University, located in Arlington, Virginia. Strayer University is a private for-profit institution known for offering business, technology, and professional degree programs. This site is associated with the General Services Administration and is designed to serve federal government employees seeking to advance their education in a workplace-convenient setting.
Specific program listings for this site are not detailed in available federal data. Strayer University generally offers programs in business administration, accounting, information systems, public administration, and criminal justice at the bachelor's and master's levels. Students should verify current program availability at this location directly with Strayer University.
Arlington, Virginia is located adjacent to Washington, D.C., and is home to a significant concentration of federal government agencies and contractors. This location reflects Strayer University's focus on serving working professionals and government employees in the National Capital Region.
2200 Crystal Drive, Crystal Plaza #4, Room L120 (Lobby Level), Arlington, VA 22202
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