Course Equivalency Guide For

Strayer University

Find the general education credits that will transfer into your Strayer University degree.

*Please speak with your Student Services Coach to identify which Straighterline courses are applicable to your degree program.

You must achieve

a 70% Minimum Grade to earn credit in the listed courses.

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Course Name at Strayer University	Course Name at StraighterLine	Credits Transferred
Accounting I - ACC 100	Accounting I - ACC101	4.5
Accounting II - ACC 206	Accounting II - ACC102	4.5
Algebra with Applications - MAT 104	College Algebra - MAT101	4.5
American History after 1865 - HIS 105	United States History II - USHIST102	4.5
American History to 1865 - HIS 104	United States History I - USHIST101	4.5
Business Ethics - BUS 309	Business Ethics - BUS106	4.5
Business Law I - LEG 100	Business Law - BUS110	4.5
C++ Programming I - CIS 242	Introduction to Programming in C++ - CS101	4.5
Calculus I - MAT 310	General Calculus I - MAT250	4.5
Cost Accounting - ACC 350	Managerial Accounting - ACC150	4.5
Effective Communication Skills - COM 101	Introduction to Communication - COM101	4.5
English Composition - ENG 115	English Composition I - ENG101	4.5
Environmental Science (Gen Ed) - SCI 200	Introduction to Environmental Science - ENV101	4.5
General Elective - ELC 000	Student Success - SUCCESS101	4.5
Intermediate Accounting I - ACC 303	Financial Accounting - ACC151	4.5
Introduction to Biology (Gen Ed) - SCI 115Notes: Gen Ed refers to the General Education curriculum requirements. Lab is supplemental but not required for Gen Ed.	Anatomy & Physiology I - BIO201 – AND – Anatomy & Physiology I Lab - BIO201L	4.5
Introduction to Biology (Gen Ed) - SCI 115Notes: Gen Ed refers to the General Education curriculum requirements. Lab is supplemental but not required for Gen Ed.	Anatomy & Physiology II - BIO202 – AND – Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - BIO202L	4.5
Introduction to Biology (Gen Ed) - SCI 115Notes: Gen Ed refers to the General Education curriculum requirements. Lab is supplemental but not required for Gen Ed.	Introduction to Biology - BIO101 – AND – Introduction to Biology Lab - BIO101L	4.5
Introduction to Biology (Gen Ed) - SCI 115Notes: Gen Ed refers to the General Education curriculum requirements. Lab is supplemental but not required for Gen Ed.	Microbiology - BIO250	4.5
Introduction to Business - BUS 100	Introduction to Business - BUS101	4.5
Introduction to Criminal Justice - CRJ 100	Introduction to Criminal Justice - CJ101	4.5
Introduction to Information Technology - CIS 106	IT Fundamentals - IT 101	4.5
Introduction to Physical Science (Gen Ed) - SCI 110Notes: Gen Ed refers to the General Education curriculum requirements. Lab is supplemental but not required for Gen Ed.	General Physics I - PHY250 – AND – General Physics I Lab - PHY250L	4.5
Introduction to Physical Science (Gen Ed) - SCI 110Notes: Gen Ed refers to the General Education curriculum requirements. Lab is supplemental but not required for Gen Ed.	General Chemistry I - CHEM101 – AND – General Chemistry I Lab - CHEM101L	4.5
Introduction to Psychology - PSY 105	Introduction to Psychology - PSY101	4.5
Introduction to Sociology - SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology - SOC101	4.5
Language Elective - LAN 001	Spanish I - SPAN101	4.5
Language Elective - LAN 001	Spanish II - SPAN102	4.5
Macroeconomics - ECO 102Notes: If both ECON 101 and ECON 102 have been completed. The student may opt to combine the coursework for ECO 100 and 1 general elective.	Macroeconomics - ECON101	4.5
Management Concepts - BUS 302	Principles of Management - BUS201	4.5
Math Elective - MAT 000	General Calculus II - MAT251	4.5
Microeconomics - ECO 101Notes: If both ECON 101 and ECON 102 have been completed. The student may opt to combine the coursework for ECO 100 and 1 general elective.	Microeconomics - ECON102	4.5
Organizational Behavior - BUS 322	Organizational Behavior - BUS120	4.5
Personal Financial Planning - FIN 215	Personal Finance - FIN101	4.5
Philosophy Elective - PHI 000	Introduction to Philosophy - PHIL101	4.5
Precalculus - MAT 200	Precalculus - MAT201	4.5
Professional Communications - ENG 315Notes: StraighterLine's BUS 105 - Business Communications is transferable to Strayer as either ENG 315 OR ENG 240.	Business Communication - BUS105	4.5
Research and Writing - ENG 215	English Composition II - ENG102	4.5
Science Elective - SCI 001	Introduction to Nutrition - NUTRI101	4.5
Science Elective - SCI 001	Medical Terminology - MEDTERM101	4.5
SOC 300 - Sociology of Developing Countries	Cultural Anthropology - ANTH101	4.5
Statistics - MAT 300	Business Statistics - MAT150	4.5
Statistics - MAT 300	Introduction to Statistics - MAT202	4.5
US Government - POL 110	American Government - POLS101	4.5
World Cultures I - HUM 111Notes: StraighterLine's CIV 101 - Western Civilization I is transferable to Strayer as either HUM 101 OR HUM111.	Western Civilization I - CIV101	4.5
World Cultures I - HUM 111 – OR – World Cultures II - HUM 112Notes: May be used as an alternative to CIV 101 or CIV 102.	Survey of World History - CIV 103	4.5
World Cultures II - HUM 112	Western Civilization II - CIV102	4.5
World Religions - REL 212	Introduction to Religion - REL101	4.5