Strayer Education is a leading provider of higher education services, focusing primarily on adult learners and working professionals
The company operates a range of accredited degree programs through its online and campus-based institutions, offering flexibility to students pursuing bachelor's, master's, and other professional degrees. Strayer Education emphasizes practical and relevant curriculum designed to help students gain the skills and knowledge necessary for career advancement. In addition to traditional degree offerings, the company provides various resources and support services aimed at enhancing the educational experience and improving student outcomes.
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Truist Securities analyst boosts STRA's rating to Buy, citing robust enrollment prospects in U.S. adult education and potential margin gains from a high fixed-cost model. With a price target increase to $125, Sommer anticipates upward estimate revisions and potential multiple expansion, especially if Republicans reclaim the White House.
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